CA · Masters
History MA
Program information
Program overview
Established in 1785 UNB has a long history of helping students interpret the past Our history department s graduate programs examine diverse narratives about societies institutions and cultures to help make sense of the complex world in which we live today Students develop invaluable critical reading professional writing and advanced analytical skills while exploring this endlessly fascinating discipline Roughly half our graduate students choose to study Canadian History and many focus on regional topics in Atlantic Canada These subjects are facilitated by access to our associated research centres The Atlantic Canada Studies Centre and the Gregg Centre for the Study of War and Society UNB history graduates go on to find rewarding careers in archives museums cultural institutions public service the private sector and in tenured faculty positions at universities Currently the History Department has approximately 45 MA and PhD candidates but there are generally more than 55 active students
Duration: 12
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