Substitute Courses

Undergraduate

Substitute Courses

Note: For students enrolled in a History Subject POSt prior to the 2012-13 Academic Session
*For students enrolled in a History Subjec POSt beginning in the 2012-13 Academic Session please see Related and Equivalent Course sections.

Other departments in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences offer courses that are strongly historical in content, and the Department of History allows you to choose some of these courses to fulfill the requirements of your program.

There are a few guidelines to using these History Substitutes in your program:

  1. Number: Up to 3 History Substitutes may be used in a History Specialist or Joint Specialist program. Up to 2 History Substitutes may be used in a History Major or History Minor program.
  2. Level: Except for 100-level courses, History Substitutes are incorporated into your History program at the same year level: eg., a 400-level History Substitute may be used as a fourth year History requirement.
  3. Pre-modern: History Substitutes can be used to fulfill the requirement for a premodern course. The following is a list of History Substitutes, which have been approved by the Department of History.

Note: History courses offered on the Mississauga and Scarborough campuses are listed on their websites: Mississauga (UTM): http://www.utm.utoronto.ca/historical-studies/ Scarborough (UTSC): http://www.utsc.utoronto.ca/hcs/

ABORIGINAL STUDIES
ABS201Y1 Introduction to Aboriginal Studies Div. II
ABS301Y1 Native Language and Culture (formerly ABS200Y1) Div. II
AMERICAN STUDIES
USA300H1 Theories and Methods in American Studies: The 1920s (formerly USA300Y1) “Content varies by year; please check with the department” Div. II
USA310H1 Approaches to American Studies: Post-war? Violence and Militarism in the United States, 1945-present Div. II
USA311H1 Hellhound on my Trail: Living the Blues in the Mississippi Delta, 1890-1945 Div. II
USA400H1 Topics in American Studies I: Queer Feelings Div. II
USA401H1 Topics in American Studies II: Asian Diasporas: Migration, Memory, Imagination Div. II
USA402H1 Taking Shots at the Man: Assassination and the American Presidency Div. II
USA403H1 Thinking Out Loud: Think Tanks, Interest Groups and the Public Interest Div. II
ASIA-PACIFIC STUDIES
ASI400Y1 Seminar in Asia-Pacific Studies (formerly ASI300Y1) Div. I
CLASSICS/GREEK AND ROMAN HISTORY
CLA160H1 Introduction to Classical Studies (formerly CLA160Y1) Div. III
CLA203H1 Science in Antiquity Div. III
CLA219H1 Women in Antiquity Div. III
CLA230H1 Introduction to Greek History Div. III
CLA231H1 Introduction to Roman History Div. III
CLA362H1 Mycenaean and Archaic Greece Div. III
CLA363H1 The Rise and Fall of Athens Div. III
CLA364H1 The Hellenistic World Div. III
CLA365H1 Topics in Greek Social History Div. III
CLA366H1 Topics in the Study of Greek History Div. III
CLA367H1 The Roman Republic Div. III
CLA368H1 Augustus and the Julio-Claudians Div. III
CLA369H1 The Roman Empire Div. III
CLA370H1 Topics in Roman Social History Div. III
CLA371H1 Topics in the Study of Roman History Div. III
CLA378H1 Late Antiquity (formerly CLA338H1) Div. III
CLA387H1 Spectacle in the Roman World Div. III
CLA390H1 Topics in the Study of Greek Culture and Society Div. III
CLA391H1 Topics in the Study of Roman Culture and Society Div. III
CLA403H1 Special Topics in Ancient History Div. III
EAST ASIAN STUDIES
EAS102Y1 Introduction to East Asian Civilizations Div. I
EAS105Y1 Modern East Asian History (formerly EAS202Y1/H1 and 204Y1) Div. I
EAS245H1 Pre-modern Japanese History Div. I
EAS246H1 Pre-modern Japanese Cultural History Div. I
EAS247H1 History of Captialism in Modern Japan Div. I
EAS271Y1 20th Century Korean History (formerly EAS271H1) Div. I
EAS357H1 From Socialism to Postsocialism: Mao’s China and Beyond Div. I
*EAS372H1 Early Korean History Div. I
EAS373H1 Choson History Div. I
EAS374H1 Modern Japan and Colonialism Div. I
EAS389Y1 History of Korean Religion Div. I
EAS476Y1 Democracy and History in Korea Div. I
ECONOMICS
ECO301Y1 European Economic History, 1250-1750 (formerly ECO201Y1) Div. III
ECO302H1 Comparative Economic Institutions in History (formerly ECO302Y1) Div. I/II/III
ECO303Y1 The Economic History of Modern Europe to 1914 Div. III
ECO321Y1 Canadian Economic History Since 1500 (formerly ECO221Y1) Div. II
ECO342Y1 Twentieth Century Economic History Div. I/II/III
ECO429Y1 History of Economic Thought (formerly ECO322Y1) Div. I/II/III
ECO435H1 The Economics of Modern China (formerly ECO335Y1) Div. I
ENGLISH
ENG385H1 History of the English Language (formerly ENG367Y1) Div. III
EUROPEAN STUDIES
EUR200Y1 Europe: Nation-State to Supranational Union Div. III
*EUR301Y0 Berlin Since 1945 (Summer Abroad) Div. III
FRENCH
FCS369Y0 The Culture of Touraine (offered in Tours in Summer only) (formerly FCS399Y0) Div. III
FRE318H1 Medieval French Literature (formerly FRE321H1) Div. III
FRE320H1 French Literature of Classicism and Enlightenment (formerly FRE320Y1) Div. III
*FRE322H1 The 18th Century: The Age of Enlightenment (formerly FRE322Y1) Div. III
FRE324H1 French Literature in the Time of Revolutions and Industrialization (formerly FRE324Y1) Div. III
FRE374YO French Civilization from the 18th Century to Today (Summer Abroad) Div. III
GEOGRAPHY
GGR107H1 Environment, Food and People (formerly GGR107Y1) Div. I/II/III
GGR240H1 Historical Geography of North America Div. II
GGR241H1 Historical Geographies of Urban Exclusion and Segregation Div. I/II/III
GGR336H1 Urban Historical Geography of North America Div. II
*GGR340H1 Regionalism in Canada Div. II
*GGR363H1 Cultural History of East European Jewish Community Div. III
*GGR364H1 Historical Geography of Ethnic Groups in Canada Div. II
GGR366H1 Historical Toronto Div. II
*GGR392H1 Research Methods in Historical Geography Div. I/II/III
GGR421H1 History & Philosophy of Geography Div. I/II/III
*GGR446H1 Approaches to Historical Geography Div. I/II/III
GERMAN
GER362H1 Soviet and Kosher: Jewish Culture in the Soviet Union Div. III
GER363Y1 (excl: HIS389H1F, L5101 – Summer ’06) Cultural History of East European Community 1800-2000 Div. III
GER410H1 Topics in German Intellectual History Div. III
INSTITUTE OF HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE
HPS201H1 Origins of Western Technology Div. III
HPS202H1 Technology in the Modern World Div. II/III
HPS210H1 Scientific Revolutions I (formerly HPS200Y1) Div. II/III
HPS211H1 Scientific Revolutions II (formerly HPS200Y1) Div. II/III
*HPS280H1 History of Science Div. III
*HPS284H1 History of North American Technology Div. II
*HPS305H1 Technology and Society in North America Div. II
HPS306H1 Technology and War Div. II/III
HPS307H1 History of Energy Div. II/III
JPS311H1 History of Physics (formerly HPS311H1) Div. II/III
HPS312H1 History of Chemistry Div. II/III
HPS313H1 Two Hundred Years of Electricity Div. II/III
*HPS317H1 Mad People’s Own History Div. II/III
HPS318H1 History of Medicine I (formerly HPS314Y1) Div. III
HPS319H1 History of Medicine II (formerly HPS314Y1) Div. III
HPS324H1 Natural Science and Social Issues Div. II/III
HPS326H1 History of Science and Religion Div. III
HPS343H1 History of Pre-Electronic Computing Div. II/III
HPS350H1 Revolution in Science Div. III
JPS353H1 History of Evolutionary Biology I (formerly HPS323H1, HPS323H1) Div. II/III
JPS355H1 History of Evolutionary Biology II (formerly HPS333H1, HPS353H1) Div. II/III
HPS360H1 History of Modern Cosmology Div. II/III
HPS375H1 Science and Technology in the Realms of Islam, 600-1600, Part I: The Mathematical Sciences and their Practical Applications (formerly HPS275H1) Div. I
HPS376H1 Science and Technology in the Realms of Islam, 600-1600, Part II: The Life Sciences (formerly HPS276H1) Div. I
HPS390H1 History of Mathematics up to 1700 Div. II/III
HPS391H1 History of Mathematics after 1700 Div. II/III
HPS410H1 History of Mathematics Div. II/III
HPS412H1 History of the Biological Sciences Div. II/III
HPS427H1 Historical Foundations of Chemistry Div. II/III
HPS430H1 History of Technology I Div. II/III
HPS431H1 History of Technology II Div. II/III
ITALIAN STUDIES
ITA233Y1 Ethnicity and Mainstream Italian Canadian Culture Div. II/III
ITA245Y1 Italian Culture & Civilization Div. III
ITA356Y0/357Y0 Italian Culture from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance (Summer Abroad) Div. III
ITA358Y0/359Y0 Modern Italian Culture Div. III
LATIN-AMERICAN STUDIES
LAS 200Y1 Latin-America: History, Civilization and Culture (formerly IAS200Y1) Div. II
*LAS320H1 Brazil: History, Peoples, Culture (formerly IAS320H1) Div. II
Life Sciences: ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY
JHE353H1 History of Evolutionary Biology I (formerly EEB353H1; ZOO354Y1; also listed as HPS353H1) Div. II/III
JHE355H1 History of Evolutionary Biology II (formerly EEB355H1; ZOO354Y1; also listed as HPS355H1) Div. II/III
Life Sciences: PSYCHOLOGY
PSY300H1 History of Psychology Div. II/III
MATHEMATICS
MAT390H1 History of Mathematics up to 1700 (also listed as HPS390H1) Div. II/III
MAT391H1 History of Mathematics after 1700 (also listed as HPS391H1) Div. II/III
MODERN GREEK
*MGR320H Twentieth Century Greek History Div. III
NEAR AND MIDDLE EASTERN CIVILIZATIONS
**The NMC courses below are offered by the Department of Near and Middle Eastern Civilizations, and have the same status as History Courses when completing a History Program.All NMC History courses fulfill Division I requirements for History Major and Specialist programs.
NMC270H1 History of Syriac Christianity Div. I
*NMC271H1 Arabia Before Islam Div. I
*NMC272H1 Byzantines to Seljuks Div. I
NMC273Y1 Early Islamic History: The Prophet and the Caliphates Div. I
NMC274Y1 The Steppe Frontier in Islamic History (formerly NMC274H1) Div. I
NMC275H1 Muslims & Jews: The Medieval Encounter Div. I
*NMC276Y1 Social Movements and Civil Society in the Middle East Div. I
NMC278H1 Introduction to the Modern Middle East (formerly NMC278Y1) Div. I
*NMC324H1 Greek Speaking Judaism of the Second Temple Period Div. I
NMC343H1 History of Ancient Egypt I: Predynastic Period to Middle Kingdom (formerly NMC371Y1) Div. I
NMC344H1 History of Ancient Egypt II: Second Intermediate Period to Greco-Roman Period (formerly NMC371Y1) Div. I
NMC346H1 Ancient Mesopotamia I: Sumerians and Akkadians (formerly NMC371Y1) Div. I
NMC347H1 Ancient Mesopotamia II: Assyrians and Babylonians (formerly NMC371Y1) Div. I
NMC348Y1 History of Iran from the Sasanians to the Safavids (formerly NMC375Y1, 348H1, 349H1) Div. I
*NMC349H1 History of Mediaeval Iran II: The Samanids to the Safavids (formerly NMC375Y1) Div. I
NMC351H1 Dead Sea Scrolls (formerly NMC250H1) Div. I
*NMC353H1 Pre-Ottoman Anatolia and the Ottoman State Div. I
*NMC354H1 Intellectuals of the Arab World in the Late Ottoman Period Div. I
NMC355H1 The Ottoman Empire in the Age of Reform, 1808-1918 Div. I
*NMC357H1 Communications Media of the Middle East (formerly NMC357Y1) Div. I
*NMC358H1 Mass Media, The Middle East & The West (formerly NMC357Y1) Div. I
NMC370H1 Ancient Israel (formerly NMC370H1) Div. I
NMC373H1 Iran in the 20th Century (formerly NMC373Y1) Div. I
NMC374H1 History of Islamic Egypt (formerly NMC374Y1) Div. I
NMC376H1 History of Islamic Spain and North Africa (640-1492) Div. I
NMC377Y1 The Ottoman Empire to 1800 (formerly NMC377H1, 353H1) Div. I
NMC378H1 Themes in Modern Arab History (formerly NMC378Y1) Div. I
NMC451H1 Iranian Constitutional Revolution (formerly NMC359Y1/359H1) Div. I
NMC471H1 Topics in Early & Medieval Islamic History Div. I
NMC472H1 Theory & Method in Middle East Studies Div. I
NMC473H1 Intellectuals of the Modern Arab World (formerly NMC385Y1/355H1) Div. I
NMC475H1 Orientalism & Occidentalism Div. I
*NMC476H1 Violence and Civil Society in the Middle East (formerly NMC477Y1) Div. I
*NMC477H1 Nationalist Movements in the Middle East (formerly NMC477Y1) Div. I
NMC478H1 Readings in the Modern History of Arab Societies Div. I
NMC479H1 Histories of Nationalism in the Arab World (formerly NMC479Y1) Div. I
NEW COLLEGE
NEW240Y1 Introduction to Equity Studies Div. II
NEW426H1/Y1 Special Topics in Caribbean Studies (The American Mediterranean: U.S. Imperialism and the Caribbean, 1898-1945) Div. II
NEW450H1 Advanced Topics in African Studies Div. I
PHILOSOPHY
*PHL102Y1 History of Western Philosophy Div. III
PHL362H1 Philosophy of History Div. I/II/III
POLITICAL SCIENCE
POL200Y1 Political Theory: Visions of the Just/Good Society Div. III
POL207Y1 Politics in Europe (formerly POL302Y1) Div. III
POL305Y1 Politics and Society in Latin America Div. II
POL311Y1 Ideas and Ideologies in Canadian Politics Div. II
POL320Y1 Modern Political Thought Div. II/III
POL324Y1 European Polititics in a Global World Div. III
POL337Y1 The Canadian Constitution Div. II
POL343Y1 Politics of Global Governance Div. I/II/III
POL358Y1 Post-Colonial Questions: Politics, Knowledge, Power Div. I
POL367Y0 Australia in Transition (Summer Abroad) Div. I
POL403H1 Colonialism/PostColonialism; The Colonial State and Its Forms of Power Div. I
POL443Y1 Topics in Comparative Politcs II: Politics in Modern and Contemporary Iran Div. I
POL446H1 20th Century Political Thought (formerly POL446Y1) Div. III
POL460H1 Studies in Modern Political Theory (formerly POL460Y1) Div. III
RELIGION
RLG100Y1 World Religions Div. I/II/III
RLG202Y1 The Jewish Religious Tradition Div. III
RLG203Y1 The Christian Religious Tradition Div. I/III
RLG204Y1 The Islamic Religious Tradition Div. I
RLG205Y1 The Hindu Religious Tradition Div. I
RLG206Y1 The Buddhist Religious Tradition Div. I
RLG241Y1 Early Christian Writings I Div. I
RLG280Y1 World Religions: A Comparative Study Div. I/II/III
RLG321H1 Early Christian Writings II Div. I
*RLG334H1 World History of Modern Christianity, 1770s-1914 Div. I/III
*RLG335H1 World History of Modern Christianity, 1914-present Div. I/III
RLG344Y1 Antisemitism Div. III
SLAVIC LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES
*FIN230H1 Finland 1800-Present Div. III
SLA216Y1 The Dynamics of Polish Literature and Culture: A Survey Div. III
SLA227Y1 Croatian Cultural History (formerly SLA227H1) Div. III
SLA251H1 Origins of Slavic Civilization Div. III
SLA449H1 Russian Thinkers Div. III
ST. MICHAEL’S COLLEGE
SMC203Y1 Christianity Encounters the Secular World Div. III
SMC210Y1 The Medieval Tradition Div. III
SMC243Y1 Modern Welsh History Div. III
SMC309H1 Christianity, Reason and Revolution Div. III
SMC312H1 Catholicism and Education Div. II
SMC313H1 Catholic Education in Ontario Div. II
SMC320H1 The Catholic Church in Canada (formerly SMC420H1) Div. II
SMC321H1 The Catholic Church and Canadian Law Div. II
SMC337H1 Early Celtic History 450-1000 (formerly SMC345Y1) Div. III
SMC338H1 The Celtic Nations in the later Middle Ages 1000-1550 (formerly SMC345Y1) Div. III
*SMC345Y1 From Tribalism to Feudalism: Early Celtic History Div. III
SMC348Y1 Modern Irish History Div. III
SMC357H1 The Medieval Child Div. III
SMC361H1 Medieval Law (formerly SMC405H1) Div. III
SMC402H1 Medieval Canon Law Div. III
SMC403H1 The Medieval Church Div. III
SMC411H1/412H1 Advanced Topics in Celtic Studies II Div. II
SMC413H1 The Irish in Canada Div. II/III
SMC414H1 The Scots in Canada Div. II/III
SMC416H1 Irish Nationalism in Canada and the United States Div. II/III
SMC421H1 Jews and Judaism in Christian Traditions Div. III
SOCIOLOGY
SOC203Y1 History of Social Theory Div. III
*SOC338Y1 Globalization and Labour Div. III
TRINITY
TRN150Y1 National versus International Div. III
TRN410Y1 Selected Topics in International Studies Div. III
TRN411Y1 Selected Topics in International Studies Div. I
TRN419Y1 Comparative American, British, and Canadian Foreign Policy Div. II/III
TRN421Y1 The Practice and Institutions of Diplomacy (formerly JHP420Y1) Div. III
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE
UNI201H1 Aspects of Quebec Society Div. II
UNI255H1 History and Perspectives in Sexual Diversity Div. I/II/III
UNI280H1 Canadian Jewish History Div. II
*UNI304H1 Beyond Multiculturalism: Ethnicity and Race in Canada Div. II
*UNI361Y0 Special Topics in Peace and Conflict Studies: Conflict in Africa: Causes, Consequences, and Responses (Summer Abroad) Div. I
UNI375H1 Special Topics in Sexual Diversity Studies Div. II
VICTORIA COLLEGE
*VIC111H1 Introduction to Material Culture Div. II/III
VIC183H1 Individuals and the Public Sphere: Shaping Memory Div. III
VIC240Y1 The Civilization of Renaissance Europe Div. III
VIC343Y1 Sex and Gender (formerly VIC343H1) Div. III
VIC348Y1 The Renaissance in the Cities Div. III
VIC440Y1 Florence and the Renaissance Div. III
WOMEN & GENDER STUDIES
WGS362H1 Selected Topics in Gender and History (formerly NEW362H1) Div. II/III
WGS462H1 Advanced Topics in Gender and History (formerly NEW462H1) Div. II/III
WOODSWORTH COLLEGE
*WDW310H1 Crime and Society in Canadian History Div. II
*WDW410H1 History of Canadian Criminal Justice Div. II

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