Graduate programs
We train historians for careers in teaching and research, as well as graduates who are committed to serving the broader community.
Our student body represents a wide cross-section of individuals, including younger students with recent undergraduate degrees, professionals, and other working people who are returning to university from successful careers in the private and public sector. The diversity of our students is a constant reminder that historical scholarship can be enormously enriched by a breadth of backgrounds, both vocational and geographic.
Our graduate programs attract students interested in the range of geographic areas and our 8 research themes.
Master's program
Develop your expertise as an oral historian and multimedia storyteller to communicate research findings in imaginative and unconventional ways and to gain experience in policy-making and public advocacy.
Doctoral program
Develop your expertise as an oral historian and multimedia storyteller,to communicate research findings in imaginative and unconventional ways and to gain experience in policy-making and public advocacy.
