SPECIALIST PROGRAM IN HISTORY (ARTS)
University of Toronto · Ontario · SCSPE0652
SPECIALIST PROGRAM IN HISTORY (ARTS) at University of Toronto lists 12 subjects. Subjects include The Ancient Mediterranean World, Introducing Global Asia and its Histories and Drugs: A History. The topics that come up most are histories, modern history and global citizenship (5, 4 and 3 subjects).
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University of Toronto
Undergraduate
What you'll study in SPECIALIST PROGRAM IN HISTORY (ARTS)
Example subjects: The Ancient Mediterranean World, Introducing Global Asia and its Histories, Drugs: A History, Rise of the Machines: How Technology Remakes the World, The Global Middle East, Themes in World History I, Themes in World History II, Introducing Global Asia and its Histories, The Ancient Mediterranean World, Capitalism: A Global History, Critical Writing and Research for Historians, History and Evidence.
Frequently asked questions
What will I study in SPECIALIST PROGRAM IN HISTORY (ARTS)?
SPECIALIST PROGRAM IN HISTORY (ARTS) covers areas like histories, modern-history, global-citizenship, middle-eastern-history, ancient-rome, ancient-greek, ancient-egypt, asian-languages.
Who offers SPECIALIST PROGRAM IN HISTORY (ARTS)?
SPECIALIST PROGRAM IN HISTORY (ARTS) is offered by University of Toronto, Ontario.
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