3000-level courses, 2017-18
All 3000-level courses require at least a previous 2000-level course in history or third-year standing and 1.0 credit in History. Scheduled times will be available at the end of May in Carleton Central. Please check Carleton Central regularly for any changes. Classroom locations will be posted by September 1.
| Courses | Timetable | Instructor |
| HIST 3005A: Medieval Aristocratic Life (Field a) | Winter | M. Saurette |
| HIST 3009A: Studies in Greek History – “The Early Byzantine Period” (Field a) | Fall | offered by Classics |
| HIST 3011A: Medieval Cosmology (Field a or e) | Winter | W.R. Laird |
| HIST 3101A: Studies in Roman History – “TBC” (Field a) | Winter | offered by Classics |
| HIST 3106A: Social History of Sexuality (Field e) | Fall | J. Evans |
| HIST 3109A: Social History of Alcohol (Field e) | Winter | R. Phillips |
| HIST 3109V: Social History of Alcohol (Field e) | Winter – CUOL | R. Phillips |
| HIST 3120O: History of the Body (Field e) | Winter – Online | D. Kinsey |
| HIST 3205A: Canadian Business History: The Brewing Industry, 1670-2017 (Field c) | Fall | M. Bellamy |
| HIST 3209A: Canadian Urban History (Field c) | Winter | B. Elliott |
| HIST 3304A: Canadian-American Relations (Field c) | Winter | G.N. Hillmer |
| HIST 3305A/B: Crime and State in History (Field e) | Fall | offered by Law |
| HIST 3305C: Crime and State in History (Field e) | Winter | offered by Law |
| HIST 3305V: Crime and State in History (Field e) | Winter – CUOL | offered by Law |
| HIST 3306A: Canada’s International Policies (Field c) | Fall | G.N. Hillmer |
| HIST 3310A: Animals in History (Field c or e) | Winter | J. Dean |
| HIST 3406A: African-American Women (Field c or e) | Winter | P. Walker |
| HIST: 3410O: Popular Culture in 19th Century U.S. (Field c) | Winter – Online | J. Miller |
| HIST 3510A: Indigenous Peoples of Canada (Field c) | Fall | M. Hogue |
| HIST 3515O: Madness in Modern Times (Field e) | Fall – Online | J. Miller |
| HIST 3715A: Themes in South Asian History – “Gandhi and the Modern World” (Field d) | Fall | C. Jangam |
| HIST 3806A: Japan Since 1945 (Field d) | Winter | J. Kovalio |
| HIST 3807A: Practicum in History | Unscheduled | D. Dean, co-ordinator |
| HIST 3809A: Historical Representations (Field e) | Fall | J. Walsh |
| HIST 3810A: Historical Theory | Fall | K. Abel |
| HIST 3810B: Historical Theory | Winter | B. Robertson |
| HIST 3812A: Digital History (Field e) | Winter | S. Graham |
| HIST 3813A: Problems in Global & Transnational Histories (Field d or e) | Fall | D. Marshall |
| HIST 3902A/T: Topics in European History – “A History of the Future” (Field e) | Fall/CUOL | J. Fedorowicz |
| HIST 3902B: Topics in European History – “The Soviet Union: Revolution, Power, and Society in the World’s First Communist State” (Field b or e) | Winter | E. Fraser |
| HIST 3902C: Topics in European History – “The Old Regime – France before the Revolution” (Field a) | Winter | E. P. Fitzgerald |
| HIST 3904A: Topics in U.S. History – “The U.S. & Its Borderlands: Immigration, Exclusion & Border-Making” (Field c) | Winter | M. Hogue |
| HIST 3904B: Topics in U.S. History – “Fighting Words: Contemporary Perspectives on the American Civil War” (Field c) | Fall | J. St. Germain |
| HIST 3905A: Topics in International History – “United Nations peacekeeping: Setting the stage for peace” (Field b) | Fall | M. Jesenský |
| HIST 3906A: Topics in World History – “Imperialism, Settler Nationalism, and Indigenous Resistance during the South African War, 1899-1902” (Field d) | Winter | S. Klausen |
| HIST 3906B: Topics in World History – “History of the Modern Middle East” (Field d) | Fall | E. Ozbek |
| HIST 3907C: Transnational or Thematic Topic – “History of the Radio” (Field e) | Fall | Sean Graham |
| HIST 3907A: Transnational or Thematic Topic – “Black Freedoms: African American Culture from Abolition to Black Lives Matter” (Field c or e) | Winter | offered by English |
| HIST 3907B: Transnational or Thematic Topic – “Populism in History” (Field e) | Winter | J. Evans |
| HIST 3907C: Transnational or Thematic Topic – “History of Weather, Climate, and Climate Change” (Field e) | Winter | J. Dean |
Disclaimer: this list of courses is drawn up several months in advance and is subject to change.