Apply Your Learning
Make the most out of your university career by taking advantage of all that Laurier has to offer you. Volunteer work, campus clubs, leadership programs, studying abroad, work experience – there are so many ways you can extend your classroom experience into the real world.
Here are just a few examples of the experiences you’ll have access to in the History program:
- Study abroad as part of your coursework by taking travel courses, such as the War and Memory summer course, where you'll visit memorials and battlefields across Europe.
- Apply to live in the history-themed Residence Learning Community in your first year.
- Volunteer or attend public lectures at the Laurier Centre for the Study of Canada and to work and learn with in their fields.
- Take a course with a Community Service-Learning component and apply what you are learning to the real world.
- Explore Digital Humanities courses to learn how to critically analyze historical, political and social issues using contemporary digital technologies.
- Pursue the BA + Master's pathway in History to gain conditional acceptance to our Master's in History program when you complete your undergraduate degree.
Check out the History Experience and Career Guide for more!