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PROFESSIONAL TABLE II

Commencing 2012-2013

A total of�12 courses is required as grouped and noted below. Not all courses may be offered every year/semester.� All courses are three hours.� A maximum of nine Liberal Studies HST courses, (numbered between HST 500 and 899) maybe be substituted for any HIS course, numbered between HIS 100 and 899.

A maximum of爁ive from the following:燣iberal Studies燞ST courses (numbered between HST 100-499)爉ay be substituted.

HIS 104燭en Days that Shook the World
HIS 105營nventing Popular Culture
HIS 106燭echnology, Warfare, and Social Change
HIS 107燙olonization, Colonialism, and Independence
HIS 216燭he History of Science to 1700
HIS 238燙anada: The Origins of Conflict
HIS 248燗merican History to 1877
HIS 265燭hemes in Modern Asian History
HIS 277燤ediaeval Europe, 400 � 1350
HIS 279燛urope, 1715 � 1870
HIS 316燞istory of Science from 1700
HIS 338燙anada: Defining a Nation
HIS 348燗merican History from 1877
HIS 377燛urope, 1350 � 1715
HIS 379燛urope, 1870 � Present
HIS 390營nternational Relations to 1945
HIS 417燞istory of Technology to 1900
HIS 490營nternational燫elations from 1945

A minimum of爏even from the following: HST courses (numbered between HST 500-899)爉ay be substituted.

HIS 500*燞istory and New Media
HIS 501*燗rchaeology and Material Culture
HIS 510燤useology and Public History
HIS 514營nnovators, Capitalists, and Managers
HIS 556燙olonial Africa
HIS 590燤odern International Relations
HIS 594燱ar to War: World Conflict, 1900-45
HIS 610燙urating the Past
HIS 615燜ilm, Television, and 20th C History
HIS 643營mmigrant Experience in Canadian History
HIS 656燩ost-Colonial Africa
HIS 677燬ociety in the High Middle Ages, 1100-1500�
HIS 678燭he Renaissance in Europe
HIS 683燰ictorian Britain
HIS 696燞istory of Terrorism
HIS 710燤anaging Heritage Resources
HIS 737燭he Child in History
HIS 742燙anadian Cultural Industries
HIS 755燤aterial Cultures of North America
HIS 760燭he African Diaspora
HIS 769燤odern Japan from 1868
HIS 778燭he European Reformation
HIS 783�20th-Century Britain
HIS 788燤odern France
HIS 790燤odern Germany
HIS 826燙ontrolling the World
HIS 828燬cience, Corporations, and the Environment
HIS 845燙anada in the International Sphere
HIS 854燗frican-American History
HIS 886燘ritish Empire and the World
HIS 898燞istory of International Organizations
HIS 900燛xperiential Learning I
HIS 901燛xperiential Learning II
HIS 902**#烛丑别蝉颈蝉
HIS 903**# Senior Seminar I: Cross-Field Studies
HIS 916**#Senior Seminar II: Science and Technology
HIS 931**#燬enior Seminar III: Americas
HIS 956**#燬enior Seminar IV: Africa
HIS 957**#燬enior Seminar V: Middle East
HIS 958**#燬enior Seminar VI: Asia
HIS 976**#燬enior Seminar VII: Europe
HIS 990**#燬enior Seminar VIII: International Relations

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* If not previously selected as a Required Group 1 course in 5th and 6th Semester.
** If not previously selected as a Required Group 1 course in 7th and 8th Semester.
# A minimum of two courses must be taken.

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