History Specialist (Arts Program)
University of Toronto · Ontario · ASSPE0652
History Specialist (Arts Program) at University of Toronto lists 255 subjects. Subjects include The Idea of Africa, Anticolonialism, Radicalism and Revolutions in Africa and Canadian Jewish History. The topics that come up most are modern history, european history and medieval history (97, 56 and 48 subjects).
Compiled from public course information: approximate, not official.
University of Toronto
Undergraduate
What you'll study in History Specialist (Arts Program)
Example subjects: The Idea of Africa, Anticolonialism, Radicalism and Revolutions in Africa, Canadian Jewish History, The History of Canada-U.S. Relations, Chinese Canadian Studies, Early Celtic History 450-1000, Global Irish Diaspora, Early Modern Ireland, Ireland Since the Famine, The Irish in Canada, Premodern Japanese History, Early Modern Japanese History.
Frequently asked questions
What will I study in History Specialist (Arts Program)?
History Specialist (Arts Program) covers areas like modern-history, european-history, medieval-history, histories, middle-eastern-history, asian-history, chinese-history, postcolonial-literature.
Who offers History Specialist (Arts Program)?
History Specialist (Arts Program) is offered by University of Toronto, Ontario.
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