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STUDIES 

HISTORY CHANGES 

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DECEMBER 19, . 

1980

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Action undertaken by the Senate Committee on Undergraduate 

Studies at its meeting of December 2, 1980 gives rise to the follow- 

ing motion: 

"That Senate approve and recommend approval to 

the Board of Governors, as set forth in S.81-5 

the History changes, including change in require- 

ments for entry to honors, major, minor in History, 

permitting use of W.S. 201-3 and/or W.S. 202-3 as 

lower division History courses." 

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SiMON ]FRASER UMVEIPiSTY

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Date... 1980-11-17

The Faculty of Arts Curriculum Committee at its meeting of November 

17, 1980

approved the curriculum changes submitted by the Department of 

History. Would you please place the same on the agenda of the next SCUS 

meeting. 

Thank you. 

44"D."

S. Roberts 

Attachment 

cc. H. Johnston, History Department 

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CURRI C U L IJM CH A N G E S 

DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY 

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FROM: 

Requirements for a Major in History

Students must obtain at least 18 hours credit in 100 and 200 division course-

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History. including at least 6 hours in 100 division work, if they intend to

enter the Major Program. ..

Students should plan their lower division

work with the Department's upper

division requirements In mind.

An examination of the Department's program

*ill show 

that it offers a widç range

of,

courses

organized into three principal

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Major

Students tvill

have aflile

opportunity to specialize in courses

any one of these groups, but, in the interest

of breadth of understanding, they

required to take

&ré

(cut

tWo 300 or 400 division courses

from each group. A

iteM èélecii6i1

of lower' divisiOn cOurses will prepare students. to meet this

requirement and

lay the foUndation for specialization in specific areas. For this

reason, students are advised to take at least one course from

each

of the follow-

'mg groups of lower division courses:

Group

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urope - lOS

106 216 219

220 223 224 225 226 227 228 229

Group 2 .

North America. -

lOt, 102, 104, 201,212.213

Group

3 Latin America, Asia, Africa -

146.151.208,209,230.231.249,251

Major 5.tudëntsmust obtain credit

in at least 30 hours of

300

and 400 division

work

in

HiitOry; including at least 9

hours in

300

division work and at least 9

hours in 400 division'.work; and

they must select at least two courses from

each

of the following groups

courses:

Group 1 Europe - 310

311 312 313

315 316 330.335. 382.403, 404.405. 406

908,409,414,416,417,418,419.420,480

Group 2 North America. -.

322, 324, 380, 385. 423, 424. 428, 429, 430. 431, 432,

434,446,447,448.449,484 ?

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Latin Atherica Asia, Africa —.

324, 344, 346, 350. 352. 354, 458, 459,

465,467, 475, 478,481

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Students should consultone

the Department's Advisors before beginning

their program.i ?

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Requiremënts for a Minor in History

;idents intending to enter the Minor Program must obtain at least

hours

in

100 and

200

vision

course-work

in History.

or students are required to obtain credit in 300 and in

'tOtalling

Requirements for Honors in History

student intending tç enter the History Honors Program shall make applica-

Uon to the Dcpartment's Undergraduate Studies Committee. ordinarily at the

-end

of the fourth level.

A'n HonOrs student niust meet the basic requirement for History Majors. In

&dditin, Honors students will take

HIST 495, 496, 497

and 498.

Normally.

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496

will be taken in the fifth and sixth lev.s.

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Requ1remeflts for a Major ln History

44,Sfudents mutt-obtain at Least 18 hours credit in 100 and

200

division course-

in History 4

including at least 6 hours in 100 division work, if they intend to

cow the Major Program,

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Students should plan their lower division work with the Department's upper

Ivision requirements

in mind. An examination of the Department's program

win

show th

it offers a wide, range of courses organized into three principal

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MajOr ktUdent will have

ample- opportunity to specialize in courses in

a ,

one of these groups, but, in the interest of breadth of understanding, they

five recjuired to take ä least' t*ø 300 or 400

division courses from each group. A

'à.tufil selectidd of IOwek division courses will prepare students.'to meet this

iequirement and

lay the foundation for specialization in specific areas. For this

mason,

students are advised to take at least

one

course from each of the follow-

groups of lower division courses:

Group I Europe - lOS

106 216 219 220 223 224,225, 226 227 228 229

Group 2

North America -

lOt, 102, 104.201,212. 213

Group 3

Latin America, Asia, Africa -

146, 151, 208, 209. 230. 231. 249,251

Major students must obtain credit in at least 30 hours of 300 and

400

division

lurk in History, including at least 9 hours in

300

division work and at least 9

hours in

400

division,work; and they must select

at least two courses from

each

,of

the following groups of courses:

Group I Europe

—310 311, 312,

30,10,

316, 330. 335,382.403,404, 405, 406,

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4M 409,414

416 4'17.419.419.420,480

Group 2, .North Améiic8:—

322,324,

380, 385, 423, 424. 428, 429, 40, 431, 432,

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434.446.447 448,440;494

Gioup

3 Latin

America, Asia, Africa -

324, 344, 346, 350, 352, 354, 458, 459,

Students should cnsult.one 'of the

Department's Advisors

before

Requirements fora Minor in History

Students intending to enter the Minor Program must obtain at least 9 hours

L.4lt

in 100 and

200

division course-work in History.

M'nor sudeits are required to obtain credit in

least

Requirements for Honors in History

A student intending to enter the History Honors Program shall make applica-

hou

to the Department's Undergraduate Studies Committee. ordinarily at the

end

of the fourth level. .

A'n

Honors student must meet the bask requirement for History Majors. In

sddit1on. Honors students will take

05 and

will be taken

in

the fifth and sixth levels.

Candidates for Honors or a Major in History may count 

either or both of W.S. 201-3 and W.S. 202-3 towards 

the 18 lower division History credits they are re- 

quired to take. 

RATIONALE: 

The department feels that the change of description for W.S. 

201 and W.S. 202 justifies the inclusion of these courses, 

when necessary, with the 18 hours of lower division History 

requirements for its Honors and Majors. 