Bachelor of History

The program provides training focused on the acquisition of a broad historical culture and methodological tools specific to its analysis.

The offer of more than 100 undergraduate courses makes it possible, among other things, to address a multitude of diverse and varied historical themes and issues such as:

• social and cultural issues,
• the emergence of the Arab world,
• diplomatic relations between world powers,
• Latin America,
• etc

The wide variety of courses thus gives the opportunity, throughout the program, to specialize according to several study paths:

• Antiquity,
• Middle Ages, 
• modern and contemporary Europe, 
• Canada | Quebec, 
• Americas, 
• social and cultural history, 
• political history, 
• history of international relations,
• world history, 
• Asia and the Arab world, 
• Imperial and colonial issues, 
• contemporary worlds.

The program also brings historical themes and currents to life through:

• Tutoring and individualized teaching courses, including directed readings and archival research, as well as a 3rd year internship.
• Courses-trips offered punctually by the teachers.

The program offers for students who have maintained a high average during their first 2 years of training, a distinct honorary path in the 3rd year, opening the way to a master's degree in history.