Honours Program in History, Public History Option
Last Updated: October 17, 2024
1455 de Maisonneuve Blvd. W.
Montreal, Quebec H3G 1M8
Director(s)
Gavin Taylor
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Barbara Lorenzkowski
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Program Introduction
Established in 2005, the Honours-Public History with an Internship concentration admits a small number of talented undergraduate students every year into a program focusing on the theory and practice of history in public settings. With particular strengths in oral history, museology, digital history, and visual media, the program has formed partnerships and planned internships with museums, historical associations, private consultants, media companies and other organizations both locally and in other parts of Canada and the world. Graduates of the program have entered careers in a wide variety of fields, including academia, archives and libraries, historical consulting, and film production.
Degrees Offered
- B.A. in History
- B.A. in History with a Certificate or Concentration in Public History
- M.A. in History
- Ph.D. in History
Program Strengths
- Digital Media
- Film/Video
- Local/Community History
- Material Culture
- Museum Studies
- Oral History
Credit Hour Requirements
60
How Many Students are Admitted Annually
BA5
Deadline To Apply
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis
Internship Requirements
For details on the internship, see the "Internships" tab on the departmental webpage:
https://www.concordia.ca/artsci/history/programs/undergraduate/ba-history/honours.html
Places Where Students Have Interned During the Past 3 Years
- Canadian Centre for the Great War
- Centre for Oral History and Digital Storytelling
- Deindustrialization and the Politics of Our Time (DePOT)
- Museum of Jewish Montreal
- Thomas Williams House, Moncton, NB