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To understand our present and future, we need to be connected to the past by comprehending the people, events, and ideas that have shaped our reality.
In the History program at Laurier's intimate Brantford campus, you'll learn from engaged faculty in small classes, have a community service-learning placement, try a field course, and undertake undergraduate research opportunities.
Program Highlights
- You’ll benefit from small classes and independent research experiences.
- History majors may opt to take a specialization in Public History.
- Includes a Community Service-Learning placement in a museum or heritage group.
- The People Make History Lecture Series features participants of historic events.
Sample Courses
- History Detectives
- The Two Koreas: Modern Korean History
- Memory, Monuments and Museums
- Crime, Sex and Scandal in 19th-Century Britain
Requirements
- Minimum admission range of low 70s.
- Competitive admission range of low 80s.
- English at 60%.
International Baccalaureate Requirements
- HL or SL English at 3.
- IB Minimum Score: 24.
Find equivalent requirements for additional curriculums in the admissions toolkits.
Design Your Degree
These are a few popular academic opportunities which allow you to dive deeper into your major area of study or broaden your knowledge:
- English
- Digital Media and Journalism
- Human Rights and Human Diversity
- Indigenous Studies
Check out other options to enhance your degree.
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