Course Outlines

Current Course Outlines

Archaeology (ARCY)

Fall course outlines will be available in mid-August and posted as they become available. Please refer to course descriptions in the meantime.

Summer 2026 Course Outlines

• ARCY 3301, Archaeological Field Work, Laura Banducci
• ARCY 4000 Field Work II: Greek and Roman World Laura Banducci

Fall 2026

• ARCY 1008, Introduction to Archaeology I, TBA

Winter 2026

• ARCY 1009, Introduction to Archaeology II, Laura Banducci

Digital Humanities (DIGH)

Fall course outlines will be available in mid-August and posted as they become available. Please refer to course descriptions in the meantime.

Summer 2026

SOCI 2705A / DIGH 2705A, Popular Culture in the Digital Age, Dr. Phillip Primeau (Phil)

Fall 2025

• DIGH 2001, Introduction to Digital Humanities, Christopher Eaket
• DIGH 3700, Cinema, Gender, and Sexuality, Laura Horak
• DIGH 3704, Cognitive Science and the Digital Humanities, Robert West
• DIGH 3814, Crafting Digital History, TBD
• DIGH 5000, Issues in the Digital Humanities, Amanda Montague
• DIGH 5800, Digital Humanities: Professional Development, Shawn Graham
• DIGH 5902, Special Topics in Digital Humanities, Tracey Lauriault

Winter 2026

• DIGH 2002, Digital Humanities: Theory and Method, Christopher Eaket
• DIGH 2035, Technology, Culture and Society, Liam Kilmurray
• DIGH 2705, Popular Culture in the Digital Age, Philip Primeau
• DIGH 3700, Digital Sociology, Suzanne Kennedy
• DIGH 4001, Studies in Digital Humanities, Shawn Graham
• DIGH 5000, Issues in the Digital Humanities, Amanda Montague
• DIGH 5800, Digital Humanities: Professional Development, Shawn Graham
• DIGH 5902, Critical Data Studies, Tracey Lauriault

Greek and Roman Studies (CLCV, GREK, LATN)

Fall course outlines will be available in mid-August and posted as they become available. Please refer to course descriptions in the meantime

Summer 2026 Course Outlines

• CLCV 1002A Survey of Greek Civilization (May-June), Yukai Li
• CLCV 2500A Classical Mythology (May June) Laura Gagne
• CLCV 3301B (July August Laura Banducci

Fall 2026 Course Outlines (**Subject to change, please check the schedule end of May**)

• CLCV 1002, Survey of Greek Civilization, TBA
• CLCV 1008, Introduction to Archaeology I, TBA
• CLCV 2008, Greek and Roman Epic, Yukai Li
• CLCV 2303, Greek Art and Archaeology, Susan Downie
• CLCV 2305 (Fall and Winter), Ancient Science and Technology, TBA
• CLCV 2500, Classical Mythology, TBA
• CLCV 2902, Origins of the Greeks, Susan Downie
• CLCV 2904, Rise of the Roman Empire, TBA
• CLCV 3000, TBA, Shawn Graham
• CLCV 3010, The Later Roman Empire, Timothy Pettipiece
• CLCV 4210, Topic in Ancient History (TBA), Timothy Pettipiece
• GREK 1005, Introduction to Greek I, Yukai LI
• GREK 2200, Intermediate Greek I, Susan Downie
• GREK 3900/4900, Advanced Greek I/Directed Study, TBA
• LATN 1005A, Introduction to Latin I, Laura Banducci
• LATN 1005B, Introduction to Latin I, TBA
• LATN 2200/3900, Intermediate Latin I/Advanced Latin I, Laura Banducci
• LATN 4900, Directed Study, Laura Banducci

Winter 2027 Course Outlines (**Subject to change, please check the schedule end of May**)

• CLCV 1003, Survey of Roman Civilization, TBA
• CLCV 1009, Introduction to Archaeology II, Laura Banducci
• CLCV 2010, Greek and Roman Drama, Liz Klaassen
• CLCV 2103, Greek Religion, Yukai Li
• CLCV 2304, Roman Art and Archaeology, Laura Banducci
• CLCV 2305, Ancient Science and Technology, TBA
• CLCV 2903, Democracy to Alexander, Susan Downie
• CLCV 3701, Studies in Greek Literature (topic TBA), Yukai Li
• CLCV 4801, Topics in Ancient History (topic TBA), TBA
• GREK 1006, Introduction to Greek II, Susan Downie
• GREK 2201, Intermediate Greek II, Laura Banducci
• GREK 3901/4901, Advanced Greek II/Directed Study, Laura Banducci
• LATN 1006, Introduction to Latin II, Liz Klaassen
• LATN 2201 Intermediate Latin II, Liz Klaassen

Humanities (HUMS)

Fall course outlines will be available in mid-August and posted as they become available. Please refer to course descriptions in the meantime.

Fall 2026 (**Subject to change, please check the schedule end of May**)

• HUMS 1000, Foundational Myths and Histories, Shawna Dolansky and Chris Jensen
• HUMS 1200, Sections A and B: Humanities and Classical Civilization, Erik Stephenson and Gregory MacIsaac
• HUMS 2000, Reason and Revelation, Erik Stephenson and Gregory MacIsaac
• HUMS 2101, Art from Antiquity to the Medieval World, TBA
• HUMS 3000, Culture and Imagination, Micheline White and Johannes Wolfart
• HUMS 3102, Western Music 1000-1850, James Wright
• HUMS 3200, European Literature, Andrew Wallace
• HUMS 4000, Politics, Modernity and the Common Good, Erik Stephenson
• HUMS 4500, Modern Intellectual History, TBA
• HUMS 4901, Platonism and Anti-Platonism, Gregory MacIsaac

Winter 2027 (Subject to change, please check the schedule end of May)

• HUMS 1000, Foundational Myths and Histories, Shawna Dolansky and Chris Jensen
• HUMS 1300, Classical Literature and Its Reception, Shane Hawkins
• HUMS 2000, Reason and Revelation, Erik Stephenson and Gregory MacIsaac
• HUMS 2102, Modern European Art 1527-2000, TBA
• HUMS 3000, Culture and Imagination, Micheline White and Johannes Wolfart
• HUMS 3103, Western Music 1850-2000, James Wright
• HUMS 3200, European Literature, Andrew Wallace
• HUMS 4000, Politics, Modernity and the Common Good, Farhang Rajaee
• HUMS 4103, Science in the Modern World, Jim Cheetham
• HUMS 4903, The Harlem Renaissance, Erik Stephenson

Medieval and Early Modern Studies (MEMS)

Fall course outlines will be available in mid-August and posted as they become available. Please refer to course descriptions in the meantime

Fall 2025

• MEMS 2001, Discovering the Medieval and Early Modern Past, Sarah Keeshan

Winter 2026

• There are no Winter MEMS courses on offer; please refer to the list of approved electives in the calendar.

Religion (RELI)

Fall course outlines will be available in mid-August and posted as they become available. Please refer to course descriptions in the meantime.

Summer 2025 Course Outlines

• RELI 1710, Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Alyshea Cummins
• RELI 2110, Judaism, Deidre Butler
• RELI 2736, Religion and Society, Alyshea Cummins

Fall 2025

• RELI 1710, Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Zeba Crook
• RELI 1712, Religions of South and East Asia, Jessica Ford
• RELI 2200, Christianity, Johannes Wolfart
• RELI 2310, Islam, Ash Geissinger
• RELI 2510, Hinduism, Noel Salmond
• RELI 2710, Maccabees to Muhammad, Kim Stratton
• RELI 2732, Death and Afterlife, Chris Jensen
• RELI 2736, Religion and Society, Alyshea Cummins
• RELI 2737, Roman Religion, Timothy Pettipiece
• RELI 2738, Philosophy of Religion, Philippe-Antoine Hoyeck
• RELI 2800, Indigenous Traditions, Manvitha Singamsetty
• RELI 2840, Topics in Religion, Alicia Mayer
• RELI 3140, Holocaust Encounters: The Historical and Religious Dimensions, Megan Hollinger
• RELI 3220, Reformation Europe, Johannes Wolfart
• RELI 3333, Topics in Magic, Witchcraft, and the Occult, Kim Stratton
• RELI 3360A, Interpretations of Hadith, Ash Geissinger
• RELI 3732, Studies in Greek Art, Susan Downie
• RELI 4850, From Moses to Malcolm X, Zeba Crook

Winter 2026

• RELI 1710, Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Zeba Crook
• RELI 1731, Religion and Culture, Timothy Pettipiece
• RELI 2220, Early Christianity, Zeba Crook
• RELI 2330, The Qur’an, Ash Geissinger
• RELI 2410, Buddhism, Chris Jensen
• RELI 2710, Maccabees to Muhammad, Kim Stratton
• RELI 2713, Mystical and Contemplative Traditions, Mohammed Rustom
• RELI 2735, Greek Religion, Yukai Li
• RELI 2737, Religion and Society, Alyshea Cummins
• RELI 3101, Religions and the Body: Gender and Sexuality, Ash Geissinger
• RELI 3360, Rumi and the Way of Love, Mohammed Rustom
• RELI 3722, Religion and Violence, Kim Stratton
• RELI 3741, Classical Approaches to Religion, Chris Jensen
• RELI 4850, Adam, Eve and Their Interpreters, Shawna Dolansky

Archived Course Outlines

Bachelor of Humanities Archive

Greek and Roman Studies and Archaeology Archive

Religion Archive