History

Laurentian University

Canada, Greater Sudbury

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Laurentian University

Canada , Greater Sudbury

Key Facts

Program Level

Bachelor

Study Type

Full Time

Delivery

On Campus

Campuses

On campus

Online

Program Language

English

Start & Deadlines

Next Intake DeadlinesMay-2023

Apply to this program

Go to the official application for the university

Duration 4 year(s)

Tuition Fee

CAD 25,960 / year

Next Intake May-2023

History

About

Gain critical thinking skills as you interpret, assess, and use data to study social movements, environmental changes, and political issues.

History: Your Roadmap to the Future

History is the study of the past through a consideration of its remains. Historians collect and study historical materials, interpret their content, assess their value as sources of information, and use what they have judged to be the most reliable of these to describe and explain what happened in the past.

History students learn what historians have discovered, but are also taught the historical method, and are encouraged to think critically about the past and its influence on the present. The program offers two interrelated streams: North American history (including the history of Canada) and European history.

The program includes courses on a wide variety of topics and themes, including women's history, the history of education, intellectual history, the history of social movements, Indigenous history, environmental history, military history, the history of Northern Ontario, and medieval history.

Students in the fourth year of their program may undertake a major research project (HIST 4055) under a professor's personal supervision; this may involve travel to archives in other cities to consult primary sources. The Department is home to a Research Chair in the History of French Ontario.

Disciplines

Faculty of Arts

Requirements

Entry Requirements

Tawjihi (General Secondary Education Certificate), Grade requirement: 70/100

Career

Business, entrepreneurship, government, graduate studies, journalism, law, politics, teaching at primary or secondary schools or in college and universities, archivist, curator in museums and art galleries, librarian, community development worker, costumer and teacher of the history of clothing and textiles, financial planner, civil service, historical interpreter, counsellor, researcher, member of a historical board.

Fee Information

Tuition Fee

CAD 25,960 / year

How to Apply

1. Know what type of OUAC application you will need to complete

The Ontario Universities Application Center (OUAC) processes applications for admission to all Ontario universities. Once you have decided which programs you are interested in, you will be directed to www.ouac.on.ca to complete the appropriate application.

If you are currently attending a high school in Ontario, you will be required to use the 101 Application. You will require a PIN from your school guidance team to access and complete the application.

Out of province applicants, international students, mature students, and college and university transfers will complete the 105 Application. Information about deadlines and any associated fees are available on the OUAC website:

Application Deadlines
OUAC Application Fees

2. Chose a program and check your program requirements

Before applying you must first collect the OUAC codes for each program you are interested in. Also you must ensure you meet the high school class prerequisites for each program.

These program requirements can be found bellow. Or you can navigate to the program details on our Program Pages.

Some programs provide supplementary documentation to guide or further refine the application process. Please check that you have completed ay additional documentation required for your program.

101 Admission Requirements

3. Login to the OUAC website and complete your application

When applying you will need to follow a specific link that matches your application type. Ontario highschool students will use the 101 application and all other undergraduate applicants will use the 105 application. The links provided bellow are official OUAC pages.

Once you have access to your OUAC account, follow the guides provided below to pay for and complete your application. If you are unsure of what type of applicant you are please follow this link. Undergraduate Criteria - Am I 101 or 105?

4. Receive your acknowledgement letter and access the applicant portal

Within two business days off applying to OUAC, you will receive an email from Laurentian’s Office of Admission with information on accessing your Applicant Portal. If you do not receive this email check your spam folder or contact [email protected].

5. Receive a decision letter

Once we have reviewed your application, a decision letter will be posted in the Documents folder on your Applicant Portal. Your offer may contain conditions so please read the letter carefully before responding.

To accept your offer, please visit the 101 Login Portal / 105 Login Portal Portal to access your OUAC account. Follow all of the instructions to accept your offer. Our Office of Admissions is notified within 48 hours of you accepting your offer.