Students should complete a "History Program Advising/Audit Form" before meeting with a Program Adviser
(see below)
Prof. Faith Wallis
Academic Program Adviser, Honours Program
Office: Leacock 822
Office hours: Wednesday 10:00 a.m. - noon
ALSO AVAILABLE FOR STUDENTS TO MEET FOR ADVISING:
Prof. James Krapfl
History Program Adviser, Honours Program
Office: Lea 631
Office hours: Wednesday 3:30-4:30; Friday 11:30-noon
Prof. Gershon Hundert
History Program Adviser, Honours Program
Office: Room 201, 3438 McTavish
Office hours: Wednesday/Friday - 9:30-10:30 a.m.; Thursday, 12:00-2:00 p.m.
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Each student's program is worked out with a History Program Adviser to suit the student's specific needs within the general framework of the program. Advising meetings are on a drop-in basis or by appointment. Students should fill in a "History Program Advising/Audit" form for two purposes:
1. Program Advising - if you would like to meet with a History Program Adviser for advising, please fill in the courses you've taken to date on the form and bring it with you when you meet with the adviser. The form should be submitted to the Student Affairs Advisor in Leacock 637 for future advising meetings and for graduation recommendation (see #2). NOTE: students who currently have a file (containing their advising/audit form) with the Student Affairs Adviser in Leacock 637 should pick this up before an advisng meeting.
2. Graduation Recommendation - if you would like confirmation in your second-to-last or last term that you are on track for graduation, please complete the form and meet with a History Program Adviser before the end of course add/drop in your last term (or sooner if you won't be changing your course choices) to obtain your program adviser's signature indicating that you are on track and will be recommended for graduation for the history component of your degree. You should then bring the completed and signed form to Sylvia Crawford, Student Affairs Advisor, in Leacock 637.
History Program Advising/Audit Form
History Honours Program Advising/Audit Form
For general program enquiries, sylvia [dot] markhauser [at] mcgill [dot] ca (e-mail) or drop in to see Sylvia (Markhauser) Crawford, Student Affairs Advisor in Leacock 637.
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HONOURS IN HISTORY (60 credits)
Required course: HIST 399 History and Historical Methods (3 credits)
Complementary Courses: 57 credits
· a minimum of 12 credits of Honours seminars
· a maximum of 15 credits at the 200-level or lower
· a maximum of 42 credits in any one of the following areas:
AREAS - [refer to our lists of courses that fall under each area]
o The Americas
o Europe
o Asia/Africa/Middle East
o Global/thematic
Students must maintain a 3.30 grade point average in their program courses and must have no less than a “B” in any program course. In addition, and in accordance with Faculty of Arts rules, students must maintain an overall CGPA of 3.00.
[IMPORTANT NOTE: Advanced Placement or International Baccalaureate credits may not be included in the overall credit requirement for the honours program but may be considered as having met prerequisites for an upper-level course - please discuss with the instructor of an upper-level course requiring the prerequisite or your Academic Program Adviser]
Honours seminars (full-year) - designated courses that fulfill program requirements of
"a minimum of 12 credits of Honours seminars".
HIST 454/455 Sem/Res: Early Modern Medicine
HIST 458 Modern Medicine: Seminar
HIST 459 Modern Medicine: Research
HIST 461D1 Topics in Modern U.S. History
HIST 461D2 Topics in Modern U.S. History
HIST 462D1/D2 Topics: Canadian Conservatism
HIST 463D1/D2 Topics: History of Women in Canada
HIST 464D1/D2 Topics: Latin American
HIST 465D1 Seminar: Italian Renaissance
HIST 465D2 Seminar: Italian Renaissance
HIST 466 Seminar: Medieval Medicine
HIST 496 Research: Medieval Medicine
HIST 468D1/D2 Topics: 19th Century U.S. History
HIST 469D1/D2 Topics in Canadian Religious History
HIST 470D1/D2 Topics: Historical Interpretation
HIST 471D1 Canadian Immigration History
HIST 471D2 Canadian Immigration History
HIST 476D1/D2 Topics in Russian History
HIST 477D1 Seminar in Jewish History
HIST 477D2 Seminar in Jewish History
HIST 482D1/D2 Seminar: Antiquity to Reformation
HIST 483D1/D2 History of Montreal
HIST 485D1/D2 Seminar in Japanese History
HIST 486D1/D2 Topics: African Social History
HIST 489D1/D2 Topics:Germany
HIST 493D1/D2 Topics: Canadian Social History
HIST 497D1 Topics in Chinese History
HIST 497D2 Topics in Chinese History
HIST 498D1 Seminar in Eastern Europe
HIST 498D2 Seminar in Eastern Europe
HIST 550 Ancient History: Seminar
HIST 551 Ancient History: Research
HIST 552/553 International Relations: Seminar/Research
HIST 556 Colonial America: Seminar 1
HIST 557 Colonial America: Seminar 2
HIST 560/561 World History: Seminar/Research
HIST 565 Modern Britain: Seminar 1
HIST 566 Modern Britain: Seminar 2
HIST 580D1 European&Nat-Amer Encounters
HIST 580D2 European&Nat-Amer Encounters
HIST 582D1/D2 Seminar: Antiquity to Reformation
HIST 593D1/D2 Seminar: French Atlantic Worlds
HIST 594D1/D2 Seminar: Early Modern Britain
HIST 595D1/D2 Seminar: Early Modern Western Europe