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Now more than ever, connecting with our past is essential for comprehending both our present circumstances and future possibilities. The history program at our Brantford campus immerses students in the influential figures, pivotal moments, and transformative concepts that have molded our world. Many of today's global challenges - and our approaches to solving them - have deeper historical roots than we often recognize.
Students of history cultivate outstanding abilities in writing, research, and analytical thinking, along with the capacity to interpret events within their authentic historical and cultural frameworks.
Laurier's History program offers numerous pathways for students to deepen their historical understanding and skills through a demanding curriculum featuring conventional lecture-based instruction, seminar dialogues, and practical training in historical methodology.
Gain exclusive access to museums and heritage locations throughout Brantford, Brant County, Six Nations of the Grand River, Hamilton, and Toronto to observe how historical artifacts and documents are curated, conserved, and exhibited.
Earn certification in oral history collection techniques to document and share narratives from your family lineage and community members.
Uncover and examine historical materials in various repositories including archives, libraries, and private collections.
Share your research findings through diverse mediums including academic papers, podcasts, digital and physical exhibitions, theatrical productions, films, blogs, conference presentations, and comprehensive reports.