The senior thesis is the main challenge and reward of your final year in the History Honours program. Students must undertake substantial pieces of independent research on topics of their choice and will receive individual direction from faculty members. We encourage students to pick a topic in a field in which they are broadly familiar with and have taken classes in. A faculty advisor will help you shape a thesis topic that aligns with your interests, existing knowledge of the field and recommend a Faculty member with similar interests.
Materials in cIRcle are openly accessible to anyone on the web and will be preserved for future generations. Below is an archive of Honours Theses from students who have graduated from the program. Bhana, Kiran. Hodges, Elise. Prantner, Emma. Tremp, Tanaya.
Zhou, Huanjun. Andre-Peirano, Nathaniel. Brillinger, Monty. Baines, Thea. Chau, Wing-Kwan. Del Bigio, Joseph. Fairbairn, Lia. Han, Ben. Lyren, Stig. Nolin, Sarah. Song, Narisa. Toney, Nick. Traditionalization, Modernization, and Reconciliation in Kalaallit Nunaat".
Traa, Camryn. Wilford, Kayla. Attia, Guillaume A. Ayodele-Oja, Temidayo Olayide. Crouch, Zachary. Egger, Abigail. Goy, Alfred. Jefferd, Grace M. Kennedy, Amanda. Koutsenko, Bogdan. Li, Chenyang. Malik, Azmeh Waleed. Sandfort-Marchese, Andrew Ronald. Samson, Bethlehem. Shehata, Noha. Sohail, Alifya.
Quach, Aydin Man Chun. Ava-Pointon, Isabelle. Chan, Kevin. Chui, Bianca Man Yan. Davelaar, Victoria. Lin, Calvin. Leong, Patrick Wen Rui. Nilson, Edmund. Osler, Tara Jessie Smyth. Richardson, Margaux. Shelton, Marcel Alain Levell. Bruno, Peter J. Orage, ". Phillips, Jack W. Dawson, Maria M. Doyle, Joseph W. Mohale, Maneo R.
