Our Masters is a thesis-based degree, in which students take two four-month courses, a seminar on historical method, and then embark on thesis research and writing. Masters students typically take from twelve to sixteenth months to complete the programme and produce a thesis of roughly 120-140 pages in length.
- HIST 5000.03: Directed Readings.
- HIST 5001.03: Directed Readings II.
- HIST 5002X/Y.06: Selected Readings in History.
- HIST 5004.03: Nature and Romanticism.
- HIST 5007.03: The European Enlightenment.
- HIST 5045.03: The French Revolution.
- HIST 5056.03: Fascist and National Socialist Movements in Europe, 1900-1945.
- HIST 5060.03: Topics in the Civilization of Baroque Italy.
- HIST 5061.03: Prelates, Peasants and Primates: From Italian History to the Behavioral Sciences.
- HIST 5090.03: Russian Society.
- HIST 5104.03: Punishment, Crime, and the Courts in Early Modern England, c. 1550-1850.
- HIST 5105.03: The English Civil War: Society, Religion and Politics 1603-1660.
- HIST 5106.03: Topics in Early Modern English History.
- HIST 5110X/Y.06: Rome and the East.
- HIST 5117.03: Winston Churchill.
- HIST 5160.03: Advanced Seminar in Baroque Culture.
- HIST 5222.03: Topics in Canadian Social History.
- HIST 5223.03: The Caring Society? - Welfare in Canada Since 1900.
- HIST 5250.03: Popular Culture in the Atlantic World, 1650 to 1800.
- HIST 5255.03: State and Society in Canadian History.
- HIST 5260X/Y.03: Cowboys in North American History and Culture.
- HIST 5300.03: Topics in Latin American History.
- HIST 5320.03: Empowerment, Gender and Development.
- HIST 5335.03: The Cold War.
- HIST 5365.03: The Vietnam War.
- HIST 5370.03: North American Landscapes.
- HIST 5400.03: Topics in African History.
- HIST 5430.03: Making of Colonial Africa (1850-1930).
- HIST 5431.03: Struggles in the City: Labor, Migration and Urban Life in colonial Africa.
- HIST 5435.03: Rise and Fall of African Slavery.
- HIST 5452.03: South Africa Since 1860.
- HIST 5470.03: Wars and Revolutions in Nineteenth Century Africa.
- HIST 5471.03: Wars and Revolutions in Twentieth Century Africa.
- HIST 5475.03: African Intellectuals and the Modern Experience.
- HIST 5500.03: Topics in Modern History.
- HIST 5503.03: Sultans and Shahs.
- HIST 5510.03: Topics in Islam and Middle East History.
- HIST 5545.03: Scripture and Statecraft: The History of Islamic Political Thought (7th-21st centuries).
- HIST 5550.03: Orientalism and Occidentalism.
- HIST 5600.03: Topics in Late 19th and 20th-Century American and British History.
- HIST 5613.03: Women's Suffrage from the French Revolution to World War I.
- HIST 5701.03: Medieval Civilization.
- HIST 5702.03: The Medieval Church.
- HIST 5703.03: England and the Celtic Realm 1000-1603.
- HIST 5704.03: Crime and Society in Post-Conquest England.
- HIST 5800.03: The Masters Seminar.
- HIST 5988.03: The Historiography of US Foreign Relations.