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PROFESSIONAL TABLE II
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.� In total, a maximum of nine Liberal Studies HST courses, may be substituted for HIS courses.

A maximum of爁ive from the following:
燣iberal Studies燞ST courses (numbered between HST 100-899)爉ay be substituted.

HIS 104� Ten Days that Shook the World
HIS 105� Inventing Popular Culture
HIS 106� Technology, Warfare, and Social Change
HIS 107� Colonization, Colonialism, and Independence
HIS 216� The History of Science to 1700
HIS 238� Canada: The Origins of Conflict
HIS 248� American History to 1877
HIS 265� Themes in Modern Asian History
HIS 275� Ancient Greece and Rome
HIS 277� Mediaeval Europe, 400 � 1350
HIS 279� Europe, 1715 � 1870
HIS 316� History of Science from 1700
HIS 338� Canada: Defining a Nation
HIS 348� American History from 1877
HIS 377� Europe, 1350 � 1715
HIS 379� Europe, 1870 � Present
HIS 390� International Relations to 1945
HIS 417� History of Technology to 1900
HIS 461 The Near East to 600 CE
HIS 490� International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*� History and New Media
HIS 501*� Archaeology and Material Culture
HIS 510� Museology and Public History
HIS 541 Canada and the First World War�
HIS 556� Colonial Africa
HIS 559 Ancient Egypt
HIS 575 Rome: Republic and Empire
HIS 590� Modern International Relations
HIS 594� War to War: World Conflict, 1900-45
HIS 610� Curating the Past
HIS 615� Film, Television and 20th C History
HIS 656� Post-Colonial Africa
HIS 662 The Mughal Empire, 1526-1764
HIS 677� Society in the High Middle Ages, 1100-1500
HIS 678� The Renaissance in Europe
HIS 683� Victorian Britain
HIS 696� History of Terrorism
HIS 710� Managing Heritage Resources
HIS 742� Canadian Cultural Industries
HIS 755� Material Cultures of North America
HIS 762� South Asia from 1764
HIS 769� Modern Japan from 1868
HIS 778� The European Reformation
HIS 783� 20th-Century Britain
HIS 788� Modern France
HIS 790� Modern Germany
HIS 826� Controlling the World
HIS 828� Science, Corporations, and the Environment
HIS 845� Canada in the International Sphere
HIS 854� African-American History
HIS 886� British Empire and the World
HIS 898� History of International Organizations
HIS 900� Experiential Learning I
HIS 901� Experiential Learning II
HIS 902唶� Thesis
HIS 903唶 Senior Seminar I: Cross-Field Studies
HIS 916唶 Senior Seminar II: Science and Technology
HIS 931唶� Senior Seminar III: Americas
HIS 956唶� Senior Seminar IV: Africa
HIS 957唶� Senior Seminar V: Middle East
HIS 958唶� Senior Seminar VI: Asia
HIS 976唶� Senior Seminar VII: Europe
HIS 990唶� Senior Seminar VIII: International Relations

* 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.
嚑A minimum of two courses must be taken.
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