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Corresponding POL / HIS Courses
The following is a list of History (HIS) courses corresponding in area and theme to Political Science (POL) Courses. This list is particularly relevant to the Joint Specialist Program in History and Political Science
To meet the program requirements, students must complete 1 Full Course Equivalent from both History and Political Science that correspond to 2 Different Matching Areas & Themes listed below. (Two matches = 4 FCEs)
Students should consult with their Department Advisors to make sure they have the appropriate courses. Students may petition the Associate Chair of History to have a matched set of FCEs not on this list considered for inclusion.
1. Canadian
- POL103Y: Canada in Comparative Perspective: Building and Sustaining Democracy
- POL214Y: Canadian Government and Politics
- POL311Y: Ideas and Ideologies in Canadian Politics
- POL490H & 491H: Topics in Canadian Politics, I & II
- HIS263Y: Introduction to Canadian History
- POL334H: Quebec Politics and Social Change
- POL304H: Ethnicity and Politics in Canada
- POL425Y: Multiculturalism in Canada
- HIS314Y: Quebec and French Canada
- HIS312H: Immigration to Canada
- POL312Y: Canadian Foreign Policy
- HIS311Y: Introduction to Canadian Foreign Relations
- HIS405Y: Canadian Foreign Relations
a) Canadian Politics
b) Politics and Ethnicity
c) Canadian Foreign Policy
2. United States
- POL203Y: U.S. Government and Politics
- HIS271Y: American History since 1607
- POL326Y: United States Foreign Policy
- HIS377Y: 20th Century American Foreign Relations
- HIS473Y: US & Asia during the Cold War, 1945-75
- HIS479H: American Foreign Policy Since WWII
a) Politics
b) Foreign Policy
3. Latin America
- POL305Y: Politics and Society in Latin America
- POL442H: Topics in Latin American Politics
- HIS292Y: Latin America: The National Period
- HIS333Y: Revolution in 20th Century Latin America
4. International Relations
- POL208Y: Introduction to International Relations
- POL416Y: Politics of the International System
- HIS103Y: Force & Statecraft: An Introduction to International Relations
- HIS344Y: Conflict & Co-operation in the International System Since 1945
5. Africa
- POL301Y: Government and Politics in Africa
- POL488H & 489H: Topics in African Politics, I & II
- HIS295Y: Introduction to African History
- HIS396Y: The History of Sub-Saharan Africa from the Abolition of Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade to the End of Imperialism
6. Western Europe
- POL324Y: European Politics in a Global World
- HIS241H &242H: Europe in the 19th and 20th Centuries
- POL434Y: Enlightenment and Its Critics
- HIS341Y: Enlightenment Europe, 1660-1789
a) Enlightment
7. Russia and Eastern Europe
- POL204Y: Politics and Society in Russia
- POL422Y: Topics in Soviet and Post-Soviet Politics
- HIS250Y: History of Russia, 860-1991
- HIS351Y: History of 20th Century Russia
- HIS421Y: Soviet History Seminar
- POL440Y: The Politics of Transition in Eastern Europe
- HIS251Y: History of East Central Europe
- HIS334Y: 19th & 20th Central Europe and the Great Powers
a) Russia
b) Eastern Europe
8. Asia
- POL215Y: Politics and Transformation of the Asia-Pacific
- EAS102Y: Instroduction to East Asian Civilizations
- JMC301Y: State and Society in 20th Century China
- POL431Y: Politics and Society in Contemporary China
- HIS280Y: History of China
- HIS328Y: Modern China since 1800
- POL335H: Politics and Government of Japan
- HIS281Y: History of Modern Japan
a) China
b) Japan
9. Women
- JPP343Y: Women in Western Political Thought
- HIS245Y: Women in European History