HI293 BR: Canada's Historical Journey

Delve into the intricate history of Canada from Confederation with Wilfrid Laurier University. This course discusses social, cultural, and political development, emphasizing the rich history of Indigenous peoples.
This engaging survey course (HI293 BR) spans from Confederation to modern-day Canada. Applicants require a Master’s degree in History, with a preference for those possessing research expertise or previous teaching experience in this subject matter. Explore significant themes including modernization, societal class, gender, and Canada's international role.
Key Responsibilities:
• Present lectures on historical developments post-Confederation
• Discuss Indigenous peoples' perspectives and histories
• Encourage critical analysis of social issues
• Guide students in historical research and writing
• Facilitate interactive discussions around racial identities
Requirements:
• Must hold a Master's degree in History
• Experience in teaching or research i...