| HIST101F | History and the Humanities (FYS) |
| HIST102F | History and the Humanities II (FYS) |
| HIST116 | Environmental History: Telling Stories in Place |
| HIST117 | Chinese Cities |
| HIST129 | Philosophy and the Movies: The Past on Film |
| HIST140 | Virtue and Vice in History, Literature, and Philosophy |
| HIST141 | Theories and Models |
| HIST151 | Introduction to History: The "Russian World" Past and Present |
| HIST170 | Introduction to History: American Material Culture |
| HIST172 | Introduction to History: Germany from Napoleon to the Berlin Republic |
| HIST176 | Introduction to History: Science in the Making: Thinking Historically About Science |
| HIST180 | Introduction to Japanese History: A Manga Artist's Life in 20th-Century Japan |
| HIST201 | Medieval Europe |
| HIST202 | Early Modern Europe |
| HIST203 | Modern Europe |
| HIST204 | Greek History |
| HIST207 | Japan Since 1868: Society and Culture in Modern Japanese History |
| HIST212 | Modern Africa |
| HIST215 | European Intellectual History to the Renaissance |
| HIST216 | European Intellectual History since the Renaissance |
| HIST216L | European Intellectual History since the Renaissance- Service Learning |
| HIST221 | History of Ecology |
| HIST222 | Disease and Epidemics in Historical Perspective |
| HIST224 | Modern China: States, Transnations, Individuals, and Worlds |
| HIST225 | Pirates, Traders, and Colonial Settlers in Maritime East Asia |
| HIST232 | Turkey and the Balkans, 1453 to present |
| HIST235 | Enlightenment Concept of the Self |
| HIST238 | Liberty and Loyalism: Reconfiguring North America in the Age of Revolution, 1774-1848 |
| HIST239 | The Long 19th Century |
| HIST239Z | The Long 19th Century |
| HIST242 | World History |
| HIST243 | How to Make History, or the Art of History: Past, Present, & Future |
| HIST245 | Modern Latin America Since 1810 |
| HIST252 | Industrializations: Commodities in World History |
| HIST253 | Slavery, Race, and Indigeneity in Early America |
| HIST254 | Science in Western Culture |
| HIST256 | Japan and the Atomic Bomb: History, Myths, and Mysteries |
| HIST260 | From Archipelago to Nation State: An Introduction to Japanese History and Culture |
| HIST262 | Seeing a Bigger Picture: Integrating Environmental History and Visual Studies |
| HIST263 | Inside Nazi Germany, 1933--1945 |
| HIST264 | Waterways: Maritime World History |
| HIST267 | Development in Question: Conservation in Africa |
| HIST268 | The Origins of Global Capitalism: Economic History, 1400--1800 |
| HIST269 | Modern Britain: From Empire to Quagmire, 1688-Present |
| HIST279 | The Making of Modern Japan, 1500 to Present |
| HIST280 | The Industrial Revolution in Global Context: Economic History Since 1800 |
| HIST283 | What Is Rationality? |
| HIST285 | Modern South Asia |
| HIST286 | Photography and Law: Mugshots, Privacy and Publicity, Obscenity, Copyright, and Evidence |
| HIST288 | Delhi: The Past in the Present |
| HIST293 | The U.S. Civil War, 1861--1865 |
| HIST294 | Political Fiction |
| HIST296 | Colonial Latin America |
| HIST298 | Oh Canada: Creating the Northern Neighbour, 1776--1896 |
| HIST302 | Reproductive Politics and the Family in Africa |
| HIST303 | Medievals on the Move: Pilgrimage, Jihad, Crusade, and Apocalypse |
| HIST310 | Moving Through the Revolutionary Age: British Colonies and Early America, 1774--1815 |
| HIST311 | Ethnicity and Religion in the Middle East and the Balkans |
| HIST315 | Global Histories: Problems in Scale, Scope, Depth, and Time |
| HIST317 | The Great Game |
| HIST318 | The Politics of Death: The Living, the Dead, and the State |
| HIST319 | Crisis, Creativity, and Modernity in the Weimar Republic, 1918--1933 |
| HIST321 | Media and Power in Latin America: From Quipus to Twitter |
| HIST322 | Exploration, Conquest, and Insurrection: The History of the Amazon 1542 to Present |
| HIST324 | Homelands and First Nations: Native Worlds in North America |
| HIST327 | Emperor, Caliph, King: Comparing the Byzantines, Abbasids, and Carolingians |
| HIST334 | Social History of Islam in Africa |
| HIST335 | Nature, Science, and Empire in Early Latin America |
| HIST337 | Mystical Traditions in Islam |
| HIST342 | The Rise of the Conservative Movement in the United States Since 1945 |
| HIST349 | Comparing Revolutions: The United States and Early Canada, 1774--1815 |
| HIST355 | The 1918 Influenza Pandemic: A Research Seminar |
| HIST357 | Regulators: The Administrative State in Modern America |
| HIST358 | Ireland: History Remembered and Forgotten |
| HIST362 | Issues in Contemporary Historiography |
| HIST366 | A History of Incarceration in the United States |
| HIST367 | Life of Modern Fact |
| HIST369 | Issues in the Environmental History of Japan |
| HIST370 | Disease and Health in Modern Asia |
| HIST373 | Language and Power in Latin America |
| HIST374 | Food Security: History of an Idea |
| HIST377 | Comparative French Revolutions |
| HIST381 | Japan's Nuclear Disasters |
| HIST382 | Anthropocene as Modern Grand Narrative |
| HIST383 | French Existentialism and Marxism |
| HIST386 | China as Scientific Powerhouse |
| HIST387 | History of the End |
| HIST392 | The Acceleration of Europe: Mobility and Communication, 1000--1700 |
| HIST393 | Materia Medica: Drugs and Medicines in America |
| HIST394 | Seminar: Topics in the History of Europe Since 1945 |
| HIST395 | "If there is no God, then everything is permitted?" Moral Life in a Secular World |