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Welcome
The Department of History at the University of Victoria consists of 32 regular
faculty, six adjunct faculty, and sessional instructors. The department offers a rich variety of undergraduate courses at the introductory
and advanced levels, as well as programs leading to M.A. and Ph.D. degrees. The main geographical areas of instruction, supervision and
research are American, Asian, British, Canadian, European, and World history. Specialists cover periods from the Middle Ages to the present.
News
MCRI Project Success with UVic members
Black History: Martin Luther King, Civil Rights and Diversity
Upcoming Events
Humanities Faculty Fellowship Lecture - "Stalin's Citizens: Everyday Politics in Postwar Soviet Ukraine." Dr. Serhy Yekelchyk
4 February, 3:30 pm, Harry Hickman 116
Historical Works in Progress - "Tortuous Rites in Reformation Geneva." Dr. Sara Beam, February 8, 2010, Clearihue B215, 1:15 pm
THUGS Mythbusters and the Forgotten Histories - "S.L.A. Marshall's Pacific War and the Myth of the Soldiers Who Didn't Shoot." Dr. James Wood, 9 February, 2:30 pm, Clearihue D132
THUGS Mythbusters and the Forgotten Histories - "Domesetic Goddesses and Welfare Queens: Racing the Rhetoric of Reproductive Choice." Dr. Alisa Harrison, 25 February, 2:30 pm, Clearihue A206
Historical Works in Progress - "Humanist and Social Science History in the Dragon's Den: Race and Space in Victorian Victoria." Dr. Patrick Dunae & Dr. John Lutz, March 18, 2010, Clearihue B215, 1:15 pm
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