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The Public History program equips you with historical research techniques and the skills to present captivating narratives from the past to diverse audiences.
This curriculum focuses on public engagement with history while teaching essential research methodologies. Students undertake a cooperative work term, gaining practical experience at institutions like archives, government offices, and heritage tourism locations.
You'll develop a culminating project that synthesizes this vibrant learning experience into a public history creation. Previous student work has encompassed digital platforms, audio productions, historical documentaries, and curated museum displays.
Our intensive 20-month Master's program prepares graduates to effectively share historical narratives with broad audiences. Public history professionals combine rigorous research with innovative communication, serving organizations ranging from cultural institutions to Indigenous communities and governmental bodies. Through collaborative projects with faculty, students explore history's relevance, significance, and contemporary applications while developing professional media skills.