History and Global Studies

Degree:

Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)

Level:

  • Undergraduate

Program Options:

  • Major
  • |
  • Minor
  • |
  • Honours

Start term:

Fall and Winter

Duration:

3 or 4 years

Why Study History and Global Studies at Bishop’s?

Amidst increasing specialization, historical inquiry emerges as a tool for synthesizing information, expanding cultural awareness, and nurturing critical thinking skills essential for both professional endeavors and civic engagement. This program is crafted to cultivate these vital competencies, empowering graduates to navigate diverse cultures and contribute meaningfully as global citizens and workforce participants. The curriculum fosters a nuanced understanding of past societies, and versatile analytical skills applicable across disciplines, enabling students to undertake rigorous research, articulate well-founded conclusions, and effectively communicate findings.

Program Details & Department Information

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Admission Requirements

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Tuition, Scholarships & Financial Support

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After your Degree

This program prepares you for a wide range of careers, including:

  • Admissions Officer
  • Archivist
  • Biographer
  • Cataloguer
  • Conservator
  • Cryptologist
  • Curator
  • Exhibit Designer
  • Foreign Service Officer
  • Heritage Assistant
  • Historian
  • Historic Interpreter
  • Historic Site Administrator
  • Librarian
  • Museum Educator
  • Policy/Program Analyst
  • Preservation/Restoration Assistant
  • Researcher
  • Teacher
  • Tour Guide

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