What is history? Interest in the past is almost as old as society. The past may be close at hand. We can find it in old photographs of our family and our town. The past may also be so remote that reaching it at all is a challenge. We can study cultures that ceased to exist many centuries ago and have left scant traces. But does the past matter? It matters when we are curious about ourselves and believe that our existence is rooted, not only in genes, but also in a cultural heritage.
History seeks to discover the past through the methodical study of written and oral sources, increasingly in conjunction with artifacts. History is not a science. Our collective past cannot be analyzed in terms of constant laws and processes that invariably produce the same results. Attention to history rarely prevents old mistakes from being made all over again. But history brings us face to face with real people and the things they did and suffered. Studying them from a distance, we can often understand them better than was possible at the time and better than we can understand developments in our own time.
The principal goals of the history program are to help students:
- develop the ability to read and think critically, write effectively and originally, express ideas, and advance arguments orally
- appreciate the variety and diversity of the past
- find meaning in past events which inform the present
- acquire a "common store" of culturally important knowledge
- appreciate history as an evolving discipline which constantly generates new insights
- understand how Canada and the world became as they are today.
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For information or brochures on undergraduate programs and courses, on the M.A. and Ph.D. programs in history, and on career opportunities, students can contact the Department of History at 721 Arts Building, Tel: 306-966-5792, Fax: 306-966-5852, E-mail:
hist.dept@usask.ca,
Website.
The History Undergraduate Students' Association (HUSA) is open to all students and offers a program of academic and social events. The History Department blog
What's Up, http://usask-history-whatsup.blogspot.com/, announces departmental events and celebrates the achievements and all the news relating to History students, alumni, faculty, and friends. For the latest details about anything to do with the department and our programs, be sure to see our official departmental website at
http://artsandscience.usask.ca/history/.
St. Thomas More College
Sections of some courses are taught by faculty in the Department of History at St. Thomas More College. These course sections are designated as STM sections in the online Course Offerings.
Classical, Medieval and Renaissance Studies
The College of Arts and Science and St. Thomas More College offer a Four-year, Honours and Minor program in Classical, Medieval and Renaissance Studies that examines the earlier cultures and societies that lay the foundations of what today is commonly known as the Western Tradition. Drawing on the resources of twelve departments in Arts & Science and St Thomas More College, it offers an integrated, interdisciplinary approach that allows students to bring a broadly informed perspective to the study of a cultural tradition that ranges from the eastern Mediterranean in the 8th century BCE to 17th-century Italy and the England of Shakespeare, Bacon and Hobbes. Students interested in these Four-year, Honours or Minor programs should see the separate entry under Classical, Medieval and Renaissance Studies.
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Bachelor of Arts Four-year (B.A. Four-year) - History
No more than 6 credit units from one subject may be used to meet Requirements A1 to A5.
A1 Basic Humanities Requirement (minimum 12 credit units)
Choose 6 Credit Units from the following:
Choose 6 Credit Units from the following:
- CHIN 111.6
- CHIN 130.6
- CLAS 110.3
- CLAS 111.3
- CLAS 121.6
- CREE 101.6
- CREE 120.6
- ENG 110.6
- ENG 111.3
- ENG 112.3
- ENG 113.3
- ENG 114.3
- FREN 103.3
- FREN 106.3
- FREN 122.3
- FREN 125.3
- FREN 128.3
- FREN 218.3
- GERM 114.3
- GERM 117.3
- GRK 112.3
- GRK 113.3
- HEB 111.6
- HIST 110.3
- HIST 111.3
- HIST 114.6
- HIST 120.6
- HIST 121.3
- HIST 122.3
- HIST 140.6
- HIST 150.6
- HIST 151.3
- HIST 152.3
- HIST 170.6
- INTS 101.12
- LATN 112.3
- LATN 113.3
- LIT 100.6
- PHIL 110.6
- PHIL 120.3
- PHIL 133.3
- PHIL 140.3
- RLST 110.6
- RUSS 114.3
- RUSS 117.3
- SNSK 101.6
- SPAN 114.3
- SPAN 117.3
- UKR 114.3
- UKR 117.3
- WGST 110.6
- WGST 112.3
- Any senior-level humanities course provided that the prerequisite is met and not more than 6 credit units in one subject are used for the Humanities or Languages Requirements.
- Certain WGST courses may be considered a Humanities and/or Social Science. Refer to the course descriptions. CLAS 103.3, CLAS 104.3, CLAS 105.3, and CLAS 106.3 may not be used to fulfill the Humanities.
A2 Language Requirement (6 credit units)
Choose 6 Credit Units from the following:
- CHIN 111.6
- CHIN 130.6
- CREE 101.6
- CREE 120.6
- ENG 110.6
- ENG 111.3
- ENG 112.3
- ENG 113.3
- ENG 114.3
- FREN 103.3
- FREN 106.3
- FREN 122.3
- FREN 125.3
- FREN 128.3
- FREN 218.3
- GERM 114.3
- GERM 117.3
- GRK 112.3
- GRK 113.3
- HEB 111.6
- LATN 112.3
- LATN 113.3
- LIT 100.6
- RUSS 114.3
- RUSS 117.3
- SNSK 101.6
- SPAN 114.3
- SPAN 117.3
- UKR 114.3
- UKR 117.3
- any senior-level language course provided that the prerequisite is met and not more than 6 credit units in one subject are used for the Humanities or Languages Requirement.
A3 Natural Science Requirement (6 credit units)
Choose 6 Credit Units from the following:
- ASTR 102.3
- ASTR 103.3
- BIOL 107.6
- BIOL 120.3
- BIOL 121.3
- CHEM 112.3
- CHEM 115.3
- CMPT 100.3
- CMPT 102.3
- CMPT 105.3
- CMPT 106.3
- CMPT 111.3
- CMPT 115.3
- GEOG 120.3
- GEOG 125.3
- GEOL 108.3
- GEOL 109.3
- GEOL 121.3
- GEOL 122.3
- MATH 104.3
- MATH 110.3
- MATH 112.3 or MATH 116.3
- MATH 121.3
- MATH 125.3
- MATH 128.3
- PHYS 115.3
- PHYS 117.3 or PHYS 125.3
- PHYS 127.3 or PHYS 128.3
- STAT 103.3
- Any senior-level natural science course provided that the prerequisite is met and not more than 6 credit units in one subject are used for the Natural Science Requirement.
- Students may use only 6 credit units in mathematics and statistics toward the Natural Science Requirement.
- STAT 244.3 may not be used to meet the Natural Science Requirement in Program Types A, B or D.
A4 Social Science Requirement (6 credit units)
Choose 6 Credit Units from the following:
- ANTH 111.3
- ARCH 112.3
- ARCH 116.3
- ECON 111.3
- ECON 114.3
- GEOG 130.3
- LING 111.3
- LING 112.3
- NS 105.3
- NS 106.3
- NS 107.3
- POLS 111.3
- POLS 112.3
- PSY 100.3
- PSY 110.6
- SOC 111.3
- SOC 112.3 (SOC 111.3 and SOC 112.3 were formerly SOC 110)
- WGST 110.6
- WGST 112.3
- Any senior-level social science course provided that the prerequisite is met and not more than 6 credit units in one subject are used for the Social Science Requirement.
- Statistics courses in social sciences are not accepted for credit toward the Social Science Requirement (eg. ECON 204.6, PSY 233.3 and PSY 234.3, SOC 240.3). Certain WGST courses may be considered a Humanities and/or Social Science. Refer to the course descriptions.
A5 General Requirement (6 credit units)
Choose 6 credit units from the areas of Social Sciences, Natural Science, and/or Fine Arts.
Social Sciences
- ANTH 111.3
- ARCH 112.3
- ARCH 116.3
- ECON 111.3
- ECON 114.3
- GEOG 130.3
- LING 111.3
- LING 112.3
- NS 105.3
- NS 106.3
- NS 107.3
- POLS 111.3
- POLS 112.3
- PSY 100.3
- PSY 110.6
- SOC 111.3
- SOC 112.3 (SOC 111.3 and SOC 112.3 were formerly SOC 110)
- WGST 110.6
- WGST 112.3
- Any senior-level social science course provided that the prerequisite is met and not more than 6 credit units in one subject are used for the Social Science Requirement.
- Statistics courses in social sciences are not accepted for credit toward the Social Science Requirement (eg. ECON 204.6, PSY 233.3 and PSY 234.3, SOC 240.3). Certain WGST courses may be considered a Humanities and/or Social Science. Refer to the course descriptions.
- PSY 101.3 and NRTH 101.3 may not be used to fulfill the Social Science Requirement.
Natural Science
- ASTR 103.3
- BIOL 107.6
- BIOL 120.3
- BIOL 121.3
- CHEM 112.3
- CHEM 115.3
- CMPT 100.3
- CMPT 102.3
- CMPT 105.3
- CMPT 106.3
- CMPT 111.3
- CMPT 115.3
- GEOG 120.3
- GEOG 125.3
- GEOL 108.3
- GEOL 109.3
- GEOL 121.3
- GEOL 122.3
- MATH 104.3
- MATH 110.3
- MATH 112.3 or MATH 116.3
- MATH 121.3
- MATH 125.3
- MATH 128.3
- PHYS 115.3
- PHYS 117.3 or PHYS 125.3
- PHYS 127.3 or PHYS 128.3
- STAT 103.3
- Any senior-level natural science course provided that the prerequisite is met and not more than 6 credit units in one subject are used for the Natural Science Requirement
- Students may use only 6 credit units in mathematics and statistics toward the Natural Science Requirement.
- STAT 244.3 may not be used to meet the Natural Science Requirement in Program Types A, B or D.
Fine Arts
- ART 111.6
- ART 112.6
- ART 113.6
- ART 136.3
- ART 141.3
- ART 161.3
- ARTH 120.3
- ARTH 121.3
- DRAM 101.3
- DRAM 104.6
- DRAM 110.3
- DRAM 113.3
- DRAM 118.3 (formerly DRAM 116)
- DRAM 119.3 (formerly DRAM 117)
- DRAM 121.3
- MUS 101.3
- MUS 105.3
- MUS 111.3
- MUS 117.1
- MUS 120.2
- MUS 121.2
- MUS 133.3
- MUS 134.3
- MUS 150.3
- MUS 151.3
- MUS 184.3
- Any senior-level fine arts course provided that the prerequisite is met and not more than 6 credit units in one subject are used for the Fine Arts Requirement.
- Students may only use 6 credit units in Art and Art History toward the Fine Arts Requirement.
A6 Major Requirement (36 credit units)
A7 Electives Requirement (48 credit units)
- Arts and Science courses, or those from other College that have been approved for Arts and Science credit, to complete the requirements for 120 credit unit Four-year program. Of the 120 credit units required at least 66 must be at the 200-level or higher. An additional 3 credit units of a 100-level History course may be used as a junior elective in meeting degree requirements.
Bachelor of Arts Three-year (B.A. Three-year) - History
No more than 6 credit units from one subject may be used to meet Requirements A1 to A4.
A1 Basic Humanities Requirement (minimum 12 credit units)
Choose 6 Credit Units from the following:
Choose 6 Credit Units from the following:
- CHIN 111.6
- CHIN 130.6
- CLAS 110.3
- CLAS 111.3
- CLAS 121.6
- CREE 101.6
- CREE 120.6
- ENG 110.6
- ENG 111.3
- ENG 112.3
- ENG 113.3
- ENG 114.3
- FREN 103.3
- FREN 106.3
- FREN 122.3
- FREN 125.3
- FREN 128.3
- FREN 218.3
- GERM 114.3
- GERM 117.3
- GRK 112.3
- GRK 113.3
- HEB 111.6
- HIST 110.3
- HIST 111.3
- HIST 114.6
- HIST 120.6
- HIST 121.3
- HIST 122.3
- HIST 140.6
- HIST 150.6
- HIST 151.3
- HIST 152.3
- HIST 170.6
- INTS 101.12
- LATN 112.3
- LATN 113.3
- LIT 100.6
- PHIL 110.6
- PHIL 120.3
- PHIL 133.3
- PHIL 140.3
- RLST 110.6
- RUSS 114.3
- RUSS 117.3
- SNSK 101.6
- SPAN 114.3
- SPAN 117.3
- UKR 114.3
- UKR 117.3
- WGST 110.6
- WGST 112.3
- Any senior-level humanities course provided that the prerequisite is met and not more than 6 credit units in one subject are used for the Humanities or Languages Requirements.
- Certain WGST courses may be considered a Humanities and/or Social Science. Refer to the course descriptions. CLAS 103.3, CLAS 104.3, CLAS 105.3, and CLAS 106.3 may not be used to fulfill the Humanities.
A2 Language Requirement (6 credit units)
Choose 6 Credit Units from the following:
- CHIN 111.6
- CHIN 130.6
- CREE 101.6
- CREE 120.6
- ENG 110.6
- ENG 111.3
- ENG 112.3
- ENG 113.3
- ENG 114.3
- FREN 103.3
- FREN 106.3
- FREN 122.3
- FREN 125.3
- FREN 128.3
- FREN 218.3
- GERM 114.3
- GERM 117.3
- GRK 112.3
- GRK 113.3
- HEB 111.6
- LATN 112.3
- LATN 113.3
- LIT 100.6
- RUSS 114.3
- RUSS 117.3
- SNSK 101.6
- SPAN 114.3
- SPAN 117.3
- UKR 114.3
- UKR 117.3
- any senior-level language course provided that the prerequisite is met and not more than 6 credit units in one subject are used for the Humanities or Languages Requirement.
A3 Natural Science Requirement (6 credit units)
Choose 6 Credit Units from the following:
- ASTR 102.3
- ASTR 103.3
- BIOL 107.6
- BIOL 120.3
- BIOL 121.3
- CHEM 112.3
- CHEM 115.3
- CMPT 100.3
- CMPT 102.3
- CMPT 105.3
- CMPT 106.3
- CMPT 111.3
- CMPT 115.3
- GEOG 120.3
- GEOG 125.3
- GEOL 108.3
- GEOL 109.3
- GEOL 121.3
- GEOL 122.3
- MATH 104.3
- MATH 110.3
- MATH 112.3 or MATH 116.3
- MATH 121.3
- MATH 125.3
- MATH 128.3
- PHYS 115.3
- PHYS 117.3 or PHYS 125.3
- PHYS 127.3 or PHYS 128.3
- STAT 103.3
- Any senior-level natural science course provided that the prerequisite is met and not more than 6 credit units in one subject are used for the Natural Science Requirement.
- Students may use only 6 credit units in mathematics and statistics toward the Natural Science Requirement.
- STAT 244.3 may not be used to meet the Natural Science Requirement in Program Types A, B or D.
A4 Social Science Requirement (6 credit units)
Choose 6 Credit Units from the following:
- ANTH 111.3
- ARCH 112.3
- ARCH 116.3
- ECON 111.3
- ECON 114.3
- GEOG 130.3
- LING 111.3
- LING 112.3
- NS 105.3
- NS 106.3
- NS 107.3
- POLS 111.3
- POLS 112.3
- PSY 100.3
- PSY 110.6
- SOC 111.3
- SOC 112.3 (SOC 111.3 and SOC 112.3 were formerly SOC 110)
- WGST 110.6
- WGST 112.3
- Any senior-level social science course provided that the prerequisite is met and not more than 6 credit units in one subject are used for the Social Science Requirement.
- Statistics courses in social sciences are not accepted for credit toward the Social Science Requirement (eg. ECON 204.6, PSY 233.3 and PSY 234.3, SOC 240.3). Certain WGST courses may be considered a Humanities and/or Social Science. Refer to the course descriptions.
A5 General Requirement (6 credit units)
Choose 6 credit units from the areas of Social Sciences, Natural Science, and/or Fine Arts.
Social Sciences
- ANTH 111.3
- ARCH 112.3
- ARCH 116.3
- ECON 111.3
- ECON 114.3
- GEOG 130.3
- LING 111.3
- LING 112.3
- NS 105.3
- NS 106.3
- NS 107.3
- POLS 111.3
- POLS 112.3
- PSY 100.3
- PSY 110.6
- SOC 111.3
- SOC 112.3 (SOC 111.3 and SOC 112.3 were formerly SOC 110)
- WGST 110.6
- WGST 112.3
- Any senior-level social science course provided that the prerequisite is met and not more than 6 credit units in one subject are used for the Social Science Requirement.
- Statistics courses in social sciences are not accepted for credit toward the Social Science Requirement (eg. ECON 204.6, PSY 233.3 and PSY 234.3, SOC 240.3). Certain WGST courses may be considered a Humanities and/or Social Science. Refer to the course descriptions.
- PSY 101.3 and NRTH 101.3 may not be used to fulfill the Social Science Requirement.
Natural Science
- ASTR 103.3
- BIOL 107.6
- BIOL 120.3
- BIOL 121.3
- CHEM 112.3
- CHEM 115.3
- CMPT 100.3
- CMPT 102.3
- CMPT 105.3
- CMPT 106.3
- CMPT 111.3
- CMPT 115.3
- GEOG 120.3
- GEOG 125.3
- GEOL 108.3
- GEOL 109.3
- GEOL 121.3
- GEOL 122.3
- MATH 104.3
- MATH 110.3
- MATH 112.3 or MATH 116.3
- MATH 121.3
- MATH 125.3
- MATH 128.3
- PHYS 115.3
- PHYS 117.3 or PHYS 125.3
- PHYS 127.3 or PHYS 128.3
- STAT 103.3
- Any senior-level natural science course provided that the prerequisite is met and not more than 6 credit units in one subject are used for the Natural Science Requirement
- Students may use only 6 credit units in mathematics and statistics toward the Natural Science Requirement.
- STAT 244.3 may not be used to meet the Natural Science Requirement in Program Types A, B or D.
Fine Arts
- ART 111.6
- ART 112.6
- ART 113.6
- ART 136.3
- ART 141.3
- ART 161.3
- ARTH 120.3
- ARTH 121.3
- DRAM 101.3
- DRAM 104.6
- DRAM 110.3
- DRAM 113.3
- DRAM 118.3 (formerly DRAM 116)
- DRAM 119.3 (formerly DRAM 117)
- DRAM 121.3
- MUS 101.3
- MUS 105.3
- MUS 111.3
- MUS 117.1
- MUS 120.2
- MUS 121.2
- MUS 133.3
- MUS 134.3
- MUS 150.3
- MUS 151.3
- MUS 184.3
- Any senior-level fine arts course provided that the prerequisite is met and not more than 6 credit units in one subject are used for the Fine Arts Requirement.
- Students may only use 6 credit units in Art and Art History toward the Fine Arts Requirement.
A6 Major Requirement (24 credit units)
A7 Electives Requirement (30 credit units)
- Arts and Science courses, or those from other Colleges that have been approved for Arts and Science credit, to complete the requirements for 90 credit unit Three-year program. Of the 90 credit units required at least 42 must be at the 200-level or higher. An additional 3 credit units of a 100-level History course may be used as a junior elective in meeting degree requirements.
Bachelor of Arts Honours (B.A. Honours) - History
Students interested in entering an Honours program should consult advisors in the department concerned before registering for their second year. Not more than 60 credit units of the courses comprising the B.A program may be in any one subject, and of the 120 credit units required for the B.A. degree, at least 66 credit units must be at the senior level. Application for admission to Honours is not considered until successful completion of at least 60 credit units with a Cumulative Weighted Average of at least 70% overall and at least 70% in the subject of Honours. In some programs, higher averages may be imposed. For further details, please see the Degree Requirements in the Arts and Science section of the Calendar.
No more than 6 credit units from one subject may be used to meet Requirements A1 to A4.
A1 Basic Humanities Requirement (minimum 12 credit units)
Choose 6 Credit Units from the following:
Choose 6 Credit Units from the following:
- CHIN 111.6
- CHIN 130.6
- CLAS 110.3
- CLAS 111.3
- CLAS 121.6
- CREE 101.6
- CREE 120.6
- ENG 110.6
- ENG 111.3
- ENG 112.3
- ENG 113.3
- ENG 114.3
- FREN 103.3
- FREN 106.3
- FREN 122.3
- FREN 125.3
- FREN 128.3
- FREN 218.3
- GERM 114.3
- GERM 117.3
- GRK 112.3
- GRK 113.3
- HEB 111.6
- HIST 110.3
- HIST 111.3
- HIST 114.6
- HIST 120.6
- HIST 121.3
- HIST 122.3
- HIST 140.6
- HIST 150.6
- HIST 151.3
- HIST 152.3
- HIST 170.6
- INTS 101.12
- LATN 112.3
- LATN 113.3
- LIT 100.6
- PHIL 110.6
- PHIL 120.3
- PHIL 133.3
- PHIL 140.3
- RLST 110.6
- RUSS 114.3
- RUSS 117.3
- SNSK 101.6
- SPAN 114.3
- SPAN 117.3
- UKR 114.3
- UKR 117.3
- WGST 110.6
- WGST 112.3
- Any senior-level humanities course provided that the prerequisite is met and not more than 6 credit units in one subject are used for the Humanities or Languages Requirements.
- Certain WGST courses may be considered a Humanities and/or Social Science. Refer to the course descriptions. CLAS 103.3, CLAS 104.3, CLAS 105.3, and CLAS 106.3 may not be used to fulfill the Humanities.
A2 Language Requirement (6 credit units)
All History Honours students are required to take 6 credit units in a language other than English at the 100-level or higher. Possible options include courses offered at the University of Saskatchewan such as Chinese, Cree, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Latin, Russian, Spanish, Sanskrit, and Ukrainian.
Choose 6 Credit Units from the following:
- CHIN 111.6
- CHIN 130.6
- CREE 101.6
- CREE 120.6
- ENG 110.6
- ENG 111.3
- ENG 112.3
- ENG 113.3
- ENG 114.3
- FREN 103.3
- FREN 106.3
- FREN 122.3
- FREN 125.3
- FREN 128.3
- FREN 218.3
- GERM 114.3
- GERM 117.3
- GRK 112.3
- GRK 113.3
- HEB 111.6
- LATN 112.3
- LATN 113.3
- LIT 100.6
- RUSS 114.3
- RUSS 117.3
- SNSK 101.6
- SPAN 114.3
- SPAN 117.3
- UKR 114.3
- UKR 117.3
- any senior-level language course provided that the prerequisite is met and not more than 6 credit units in one subject are used for the Humanities or Languages Requirement.
A3 Natural Science Requirement (6 credit units)
Choose 6 Credit Units from the following:
- ASTR 102.3
- ASTR 103.3
- BIOL 107.6
- BIOL 120.3
- BIOL 121.3
- CHEM 112.3
- CHEM 115.3
- CMPT 100.3
- CMPT 102.3
- CMPT 105.3
- CMPT 106.3
- CMPT 111.3
- CMPT 115.3
- GEOG 120.3
- GEOG 125.3
- GEOL 108.3
- GEOL 109.3
- GEOL 121.3
- GEOL 122.3
- MATH 104.3
- MATH 110.3
- MATH 112.3 or MATH 116.3
- MATH 121.3
- MATH 125.3
- MATH 128.3
- PHYS 115.3
- PHYS 117.3 or PHYS 125.3
- PHYS 127.3 or PHYS 128.3
- STAT 103.3
- Any senior-level natural science course provided that the prerequisite is met and not more than 6 credit units in one subject are used for the Natural Science Requirement.
- Students may use only 6 credit units in mathematics and statistics toward the Natural Science Requirement.
- STAT 244.3 may not be used to meet the Natural Science Requirement in Program Types A, B or D.
A4 Social Science Requirement (6 credit units)
Choose 6 Credit Units from the following:
- ANTH 111.3
- ARCH 112.3
- ARCH 116.3
- ECON 111.3
- ECON 114.3
- GEOG 130.3
- LING 111.3
- LING 112.3
- NS 105.3
- NS 106.3
- NS 107.3
- POLS 111.3
- POLS 112.3
- PSY 100.3
- PSY 110.6
- SOC 111.3
- SOC 112.3 (SOC 111.3 and SOC 112.3 were formerly SOC 110)
- WGST 110.6
- WGST 112.3
- Any senior-level social science course provided that the prerequisite is met and not more than 6 credit units in one subject are used for the Social Science Requirement.
- Statistics courses in social sciences are not accepted for credit toward the Social Science Requirement (eg. ECON 204.6, PSY 233.3 and PSY 234.3, SOC 240.3). Certain WGST courses may be considered a Humanities and/or Social Science. Refer to the course descriptions.
A5 General Requirement (6 credit units)
Choose 6 credit units from the areas of Social Sciences, Natural Science, and/or Fine Arts.
Social Sciences
- ANTH 111.3
- ARCH 112.3
- ARCH 116.3
- ECON 111.3
- ECON 114.3
- GEOG 130.3
- LING 111.3
- LING 112.3
- NS 105.3
- NS 106.3
- NS 107.3
- POLS 111.3
- POLS 112.3
- PSY 100.3
- PSY 110.6
- SOC 111.3
- SOC 112.3 (SOC 111.3 and SOC 112.3 were formerly SOC 110)
- WGST 110.6
- WGST 112.3
- Any senior-level social science course provided that the prerequisite is met and not more than 6 credit units in one subject are used for the Social Science Requirement.
- Statistics courses in social sciences are not accepted for credit toward the Social Science Requirement (eg. ECON 204.6, PSY 233.3 and PSY 234.3, SOC 240.3). Certain WGST courses may be considered a Humanities and/or Social Science. Refer to the course descriptions.
- PSY 101.3 and NRTH 101.3 may not be used to fulfill the Social Science Requirement.
Natural Science
- ASTR 103.3
- BIOL 107.6
- BIOL 120.3
- BIOL 121.3
- CHEM 112.3
- CHEM 115.3
- CMPT 100.3
- CMPT 102.3
- CMPT 105.3
- CMPT 106.3
- CMPT 111.3
- CMPT 115.3
- GEOG 120.3
- GEOG 125.3
- GEOL 108.3
- GEOL 109.3
- GEOL 121.3
- GEOL 122.3
- MATH 104.3
- MATH 110.3
- MATH 112.3 or MATH 116.3
- MATH 121.3
- MATH 125.3
- MATH 128.3
- PHYS 115.3
- PHYS 117.3 or PHYS 125.3
- PHYS 127.3 or PHYS 128.3
- STAT 103.3
- Any senior-level natural science course provided that the prerequisite is met and not more than 6 credit units in one subject are used for the Natural Science Requirement
- Students may use only 6 credit units in mathematics and statistics toward the Natural Science Requirement.
- STAT 244.3 may not be used to meet the Natural Science Requirement in Program Types A, B or D.
Fine Arts
- ART 111.6
- ART 112.6
- ART 113.6
- ART 136.3
- ART 141.3
- ART 161.3
- ARTH 120.3
- ARTH 121.3
- DRAM 101.3
- DRAM 104.6
- DRAM 110.3
- DRAM 113.3
- DRAM 118.3 (formerly DRAM 116)
- DRAM 119.3 (formerly DRAM 117)
- DRAM 121.3
- MUS 101.3
- MUS 105.3
- MUS 111.3
- MUS 117.1
- MUS 120.2
- MUS 121.2
- MUS 133.3
- MUS 134.3
- MUS 150.3
- MUS 151.3
- MUS 184.3
- Any senior-level fine arts course provided that the prerequisite is met and not more than 6 credit units in one subject are used for the Fine Arts Requirement.
- Students may only use 6 credit units in Art and Art History toward the Fine Arts Requirement.
A6 Major Requirement (54 credit units)
A7 Electives Requirement (30 credit units)
- Arts and Science courses, or those from other Colleges that have been approved for Arts and Science credit, to complete the requirements for 120 credit unit Honours program. Of the 120 credit units required at least 66 must be at the 200-level or higher. An additional 3 credit units of a 100-level History course may be used as a junior elective in meeting degree requirements.
If you require further assistance, please contact the Arts & Science Undergraduate Office.
Double Honours in History
Double Honours Programs may be taken in combinations of two subjects. In this program at least 36 credit units will normally be taken in each subject. The two departments together may specify up to 84 credit units. For further details, please see the Degree Requirements in the Arts and Science section of the Calendar.
History may be combined in a Double Honours program with another subject such as Anthropology, Archaeology, Art History, Economics, English, French, German, Greek, Latin, Native Studies, Political Studies, Religious Studies, Sociology, Spanish, or Ukrainian. Other combinations may be arranged in consultation with the departments concerned. A maximum of 9 credit units of senior Classics courses are allowed except CLAS 343.3 and only 400- level LATN and GRK courses.
Requirements
Students completing a Double Honours in History must complete the following to meet the History program requirements.
Choose 6 Credit Units from the following:
Choose 6 credit units in a language 'other than English' at the 100-level or higher. Possible options include courses offered at the University of Saskatchewan such as Chinese, Cree, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Latin, Russian, Spanish, Sanskrit, and Ukrainian.
- CHIN 111.6
- CHIN 130.6
- CREE 101.6
- CREE 120.6
- ENG 110.6
- ENG 111.3
- ENG 112.3
- ENG 113.3
- ENG 114.3
- FREN 103.3
- FREN 106.3
- FREN 122.3
- FREN 125.3
- FREN 128.3
- FREN 218.3
- GERM 114.3
- GERM 117.3
- GRK 112.3
- GRK 113.3
- HEB 111.6
- LATN 112.3
- LATN 113.3
- LIT 100.6
- RUSS 114.3
- RUSS 117.3
- SNSK 101.6
- SPAN 114.3
- SPAN 117.3
- UKR 114.3
- UKR 117.3
- any senior-level language course provided that the prerequisite is met and not more than 6 credit units in one subject are used for the Humanities or Languages Requirement.
Senior History (30 credit units)
Choose at least 3 credit units at the 300-level
At least 6 credit units must be at the 400-level from the following requirements:
Temporal Requirements
The same senior level course may be used to meet both Temporal and Geographical requirements. No more than 12 credit units senior CLAS courses may be used to meet Major Requirements.
End Date of 1815 or Earlier
Choose 6 Credit Units from the following:
- CLAS 220.3
- CLAS 225.3
- CLAS 226.3
- CLAS 227.3
- CLAS 228.3
- CLAS 233.3
- CLAS 234.3
- CLAS 240.3
- CLAS 242.3
- CLAS 247.3
- CLAS 248.3
- CLAS 252.3
- CLAS 259.3
- CLAS 333.3
- CLAS 341.3
- CLAS 356.3
- CLAS 357.3
- CMRS 201.6
- CMRS 401.3
- CMRS 402.3
- HIST 200.6
- HIST 201.6
- HIST 202.3
- HIST 204.3
- HIST 205.3
- HIST 207.3
- HIST 213.6
- HIST 215.6
- HIST 216.6
- HIST 225.6
- HIST 226.6
- HIST 227.6
- HIST 236.3
- HIST 242.6
- HSIT 250.6
- HIST 283.3
- HIST 300.3
- HIST 302.3
- HIST 306.3
- HIST 307.3
- HIST 309.3
- HIST 312.3
- HIST 313.3
- HIST 329.3
- HIST 330.3
- HIST 331.3
- HIST 333.3
- HIST 340.3
- HIST 343.3
- HIST 344.3
- HIST 348.3
- HIST 349.3
- HIST 350.3
- HIST 384.3
- HIST 391.3
- HIST 402.3
- HIST 403.3
- HIST 414.3
- HIST 421.3
- HIST 424.3
- HIST 436.3
- HIST 441.3
- HIST 450.6
- HIST 483.6
Start Date of 1815 or Later
Choose 6 Credit Units from the following:
- HIST 228.6
- HIST 229.6
- HIST 249.6
- HIST 251.3
- HIST 258.3
- HIST 260.3
- HIST 262.3
- HIST 265.3
- HIST 271.6
- HIST 287.3
- HIST 288.3
- HIST 291.6
- HIST 325.3
- HIST 326.3
- HIST 327.3
- HIST 328.3
- HIST 337.3
- HIST 338.3
- HIST 355.3
- HIST 361.3
- HIST 363.3
- HIST 364.3
- HIST 374.3
- HIST 375.3
- HIST 378.3
- HIST 385.3
- HIST 386.3
- HIST 388.3
- HIST 390.3
- HIST 392.3
- HIST 427.6
- HIST 434.3
- HIST 435.3
- HIST 442.6
- HIST 448.6
- HIST 458.6
- HIST 459.6
- HIST 464.6
- HIST 465.6
- HIST 471.6
- HIST 486.3
- HIST 488.3
- HIST 490.6
Geographical Requirements
Choose 6 credit units from each of two of the following areas:
The same senior level course may be used to meet both Temporal and Geographical requirements. No more than 12 credit units senior CLAS courses may be used to meet Major Requirements.
North America
- HIST 250.6
- HIST 251.3
- HIST 252.3
- HIST 257.3
- HIST 258.3
- HIST 259.3
- HIST 260.3
- HIST 261.3
- HIST 262.3
- HIST 263.6
- HIST 264.3
- HIST 265.3
- HIST 270.6
- HIST 350.3
- HIST 351.3
- HIST 355.3
- HIST 358.3
- HIST 361.3
- HIST 362.3
- HIST 363.3
- HIST 364.3
- HIST 373.3
- HIST 374.3
- HIST 375.3
- HIST 378.3
- HIST 392.3
- HIST 450.6
- HIST 451.6
- HIST 458.6
- HIST 459.6
- HIST 461.6
- HIST 464.6
- HIST 465.6
- HIST 471.6
- HIST 482.3
- HIST 484.3
- Note: Chronological and geographical designation will vary with instructor. See department for latest details.
Europe & Great Britain
- CLAS 220.3
- CLAS 225.3
- CLAS 226.3
- CLAS 227.3
- CLAS 228.3
- CLAS 233.3
- CLAS 234.3
- CLAS 240.3
- CLAS 242.3
- CLAS 247.3
- CLAS 248.3
- CLAS 252.3
- CLAS 259.3
- CLAS 333.3
- CLAS 341.3
- CLAS 357.3
- CMRS 201.6
- CMRS 401.3
- CMRS 402.3
- HIST 200.6
- HIST 201.6
- HIST 202.3
- HIST 204.3
- HIST 205.3
- HIST 207.3
- HIST 213.6
- HIST 215.6
- HIST 216.6
- HIST 220.6
- HIST 225.6
- HIST 226.6
- HIST 227.6
- HIST 228.6
- HIST 229.6
- HIST 236.3
- HIST 242.6
- HIST 243.6
- HIST 246.6
- HIST 281.6
- HIST 283.3
- HIST 284.3
- HIST 285.6
- HIST 287.3
- HIST 291.6
- HIST 300.3
- HIST 302.3
- HIST 306.3
- HIST 307.3
- HIST 309.3
- HIST 312.3
- HIST 313.3
- HIST 324.3
- HIST 327.3
- HIST 328.3
- HIST 329.3
- HIST 330.3
- HIST 331.3
- HIST 333.3
- HIST 340.3
- HIST 343.3
- HIST 344.3
- HIST 346.3
- HIST 347.3
- HIST 383.3
- HIST 384.3
- HIST 391.3
- HIST 402.3
- HIST 403.3
- HIST 414.3
- HIST 421.3
- HIST 424.3
- HIST 427.6
- HIST 428.6
- HIST 434.3
- HIST 435.3
- HIST 436.3
- HIST 441.6
- HIST 483.6
- HIST 490.6
Other Regions
- CLAS 356.3
- HIST 244.6
- HIST 245.6
- HIST 248.6
- HIST 249.6
- HIST 271.6
- HIST 288.3
- HIST 289.6
- HIST 325.3
- HIST 326.3
- HIST 348.3
- HIST 349.3
- HIST 385.3
- HIST 386.3
- HIST 388.3
- HIST 390.3
- HIST 442.6
- HIST 448.6
- HIST 486.3
- HIST 488.3
If you require further assistance, please contact the Arts & Science Undergraduate Office.
Minor in History
Equivalent History Courses
Equivalent History Courses
- CMRS 201.6
- CMRS 333.3
- CMRS 401.3
- CMRS 402.3
- ENG 318.3
- NRTH 321.3
- PHIL 212.3
Courses in Other Departments
A maximum of 6 credit units may be chosen from the following list to be counted towards the history major or honours program, provided that these courses are taken with permission of the Undergraduate Director or Head of the Department of History. For details see the Course Catalogue section of the Calendar.
Options
St. Thomas More College
Some courses in this department are taught by faculty in the corresponding department of St. Thomas More College. These courses or sections are designated as STM section in the online Course Offerings.
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