The undergraduate course offerings in History at Conrad Grebel University College are an integral part of University of Waterloo's Department of History, and count towards a major or minor in that discipline. Conrad Grebel specializes in courses on the history of the Reformation and Radical Reformation, and the Christian church more broadly, Anabaptist-Mennonites, the Western world, immigration, peace movements, and food history. Some of the courses are cross-listed with Religious Studies or Peace & Conflict Studies.
Faculty
Marlene Epp, Professor, PhD (Toronto).
David Neufeld, Visiting Assistant Professor, History, PhD (Arizona).
Troy Osborne, Associate Professor, PhD (Minnesota).
Instructors:
Christina Moss, Instructor, PhD Candidate (Waterloo).
Courses
The following University of Waterloo History courses are offered at Conrad Grebel University College:
100 | 200 | 300 | 400
HIST 100-level courses
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HIST 200-level courses
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HIST 300-level courses
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*TS 642 and TS 645 are graduate courses on Reformation.
You can see the complete listing of HIST courses at the Undergraduate Studies Academic Calendar website.
For a list of current and future course offerings visit our site here.
