Everything you need to know to both apply to and graduate through the UBC History Programs:
The UBC History Department invites applications for Killam Postdoctoral Research Fellowships.
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A resource for history students to explore career options. -
Learn more about one of North America's strongest research groups in the History of China -
In the History Honours Program, students make the shift from being consumers of history to becoming producers of historical knowledge. -
Welcome to the UBC History Department’s Graduate Program. Our prize-winning faculty have created an exciting graduate program located in a dynamic university in one of the world’s most desirable cities.
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10/04/2016 - 17:00 to 18:00
10/13/2016 - 12:30 to 14:00
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@UBC_History
2016-9-29
RT @AndreaEidinger: How we learn family recipes, this week on Unwritten Histories. https://t.co/Z2dFopsExX #twitterstorians #foodhist… https://t.co/Ohb3nxDcMX
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2016-9-29
RT @AngelaSterritt: We're looking for a senior producer at CBC Indigenous! I'm told to please pass this along, far and wide! Apply!… https://t.co/rxQ7nQRBN6
@UBC_History
2016-9-29
RT @AndreaEidinger: Nature’s Past Episode 54: Reclaiming the Don, From Dissertation to Book | NiCHE https://t.co/EhKsI88aeb https://t.co/8dMBbLOCRp
@UBC_History
2016-9-29
RT @UBC_Arts: .@UBC_History alumnus Pierre Berton "taught Canadians how to think of themselves" https://t.co/5EE0JyFCAb via @BBC… https://t.co/KFy8DMC9ok
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2016-9-29
RT @LooTina: #HIST106 #envhist students @UBC_History brainstorming about what we can learn from the past to address the present… https://t.co/YWOjcwBBNW
@UBC_History
2016-9-28
Review of new Hitler biography--reviewers, like historians, can be more or less transparent in reflecting contempor… https://t.co/dzybhvUMtm
@UBC_History
2016-9-28
RT @jdhamblin: Climate change and the Cold War. The weird revival of Greenland's Camp Century from @jonhenley https://t.co/w8k2LbxqdS
@UBC_History
2016-9-28
RT @ActiveHist: From Reel to Real: Using Film to teach Labour History by @JohnHenryHarter https://t.co/lUtXZ7kwOZ #ActiveHist #highered #Labourhistory
@UBC_History
2016-9-28
RT @UBC_Arts: LISTEN: @RadioPrague spotlights the life and legacy of @cenesubc Professor Emerita Markéta Goetz-Stankiewicz: https://t.co/FplVdvGWlY
@UBC_History
2016-9-28
Also @LooTina Wikipedia and environmental history:
https://t.co/mzZxS7vTBL https://t.co/B6PaKeeuu2
@UBC_History
2016-9-28
Alejandra Bronfman @alebronf is speaking tomorrow at 4 p.m. as part of MOA fall seminar series. https://t.co/9sMeZjejEn
@UBC_History
2016-9-26
RT @jgavinpaul: @CarlaNappi gives unforgettable @UBCArtsOne lecture on sappho + annecarson. An unrepeatable event, minds and bodies at work. Lecture as art.
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History of China at UBC
The Department of History offers a complete set of courses on China for undergraduates and provides graduate students with training in fields from the Ming dynasty to the Republic congruent with the expertise of its faculty. Please browse through this History Department sub-site and learn more about our research and teaching programs.
Careers for Historians
Welcome to Careers for Historians. This is a resource for history students to explore career options. It’s for those who are considering pursuing studies in history, for those who already have a history degree (undergraduate or graduate) and are wondering about what career paths exist, and for faculty members to refine how they advise their students.
In Press
, “The Role of Social Capital in the Transformation of Cultural Values and Practices: A Case Study on the Chinese Community in Taiwan”, Review of Religion and Chinese Society, vol. forthcoming, Submitted. Recent Faculty Publications
, “Global Displacements and Emplacement: The Forced Exile and Resettlement Experiences of Ethnic Chinese Refuges”, Journal of Chinese Overseas (Singapore/Brill), vol. 10, no. 2, 2014. Recent Student Publications
, “The Role of Social Capital in the Transformation of Cultural Values and Practices: A Case Study on the Chinese Community in Taiwan”, Review of Religion and Chinese Society, vol. forthcoming, Submitted.