Bachelor's in History

Brandon University, situated in Brandon, Manitoba, Canada, is a distinguished public university known for its commitment to academic excellence and community engagement. Established in 1899, Brandon University offers a wide array of undergraduate and graduate programs across various disciplines, including arts, sciences, education, and music. With a focus on research, cultural diversity, and small class sizes, the university provides students with a supportive and enriching learning environment. Its dedicated faculty, strong ties to the local community, and a vibrant campus atmosphere contribute to a well-rounded education that prepares graduates to succeed in their chosen careers and make meaningful contributions to society.

Brandon University’s History Department offers courses in social history, gender and women’s history, cultural history, public history, as well as those in national and world history reflect the increasing diversity of historical studies. Small classes allow students to discuss and debate historical developments and to work closely with professors, all of whom are active researchers and writers. The McKee Archives at BU allow students to become historians in their own right, researching and writing history from the original documents.