历史文学士[一般]

一个没有自己过去感的社区就像一个患有失忆症的人。没有历史感
Today, the past is more relevant than ever. At Waterloo, youll explore history to make sense of the present.Our small classes create lots of opportunity for animated discussions, while the co-op option offers relevant work experience before you graduate.In your upper years, an impressively wide range of courses let you focus on the events, themes, or historical time periods that intrigue you most. Delve deep with four possible specializations, or broaden your education with courses from other disciplines.Whichever way you shape your degree, youll develop an invaluable set of skills technical, creative, critical, and analytical that will serve you well in almost any career.Program highlights Award-winning teachers. Our professors have racked up a number of honours for their teaching and research, including six student-nominated Distinguished Teaching Awards.Study in China. Take a portion of your degree at Nanjing University, where you can immerse yourself in the history and culture of China.<br><br>A community without a sense of its own past is like a person suffering from amnesia. Without a sense of history, we cannot understand where our world has come from nor can we understand where it might be going. With the rapid pace at which the world is changing, it is even more important that we have a good sense of how we got to where we are.At a more practical level, the study of history also teaches us some important skills: to examine a problem or question critically, to consider it analytically, to draw an informed conclusion based upon that analysis, and to effectively communicate that analysis and conclusion. It is these skills - critical thinking, analysis and effective communication - which employers are increasingly seeking.