University History Tutors
Looking for a university history tutor to help you succeed? Our knowledgeable tutors have advanced degrees and at least two years of experience in university-level tutoring. We offer personalized one-on-one sessions for all university history courses, helping you understand key events and concepts while boosting your grades.
Online History Tutoring
By choosing online lessons, you’ll have the opportunity to work with one of our most qualified and experienced tutors from across Canada. All of our online university history tutors hold a master’s or PhD in history or a related field. Our interactive online whiteboard facilitates real-time collaboration, allowing you to share assignments and explore historical events together.
- Use zoom, google meet or teams
- Tutor with a masters or PhD
- Get started in 24 hours
In-Person History Tutoring
In some cities, we provide in-person tutoring for university-level history courses. We recommend lessons being at the library to increase the chances of being matched with an in-person tutor. In person tutoring is available in the Greater Vancouver Regional District, Kelowna, Kamloops, Winnipeg, Calgary, Edmonton, Greater Toronto Area and Hamilton.
- Tutors with a degree, masters or PhD
- Flexible scheduling
- Get started in 3 – 5 days
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We tutor these courses
With our highly qualified tutors, we are able to offer tutoring support for university students enrolled in undergraduate history courses. Most of our tutoring is for courses in the first or second year of university. We do offer tutoring for some 3rd or 4th year courses.
First Year History Courses
HIST 101 – Introduction to World History
This course provides an overview of key events and themes in world history, focusing on major civilizations and their interactions from ancient times to the present.
HIST 102 – Introduction to Canadian History
This course explores the history of Canada from Indigenous societies to contemporary issues, covering significant events, movements, and figures that have shaped the nation.
HIST 103 – Canadian History: Pre-Confederation
Focusing on the period leading up to Confederation in 1867, this course examines the social, political, and economic developments in Canada.
HIST 104 – Canadian History: Post-Confederation
This course looks at Canada’s history from Confederation to present day, analyzing key events, policies, and societal changes.
HIST 105 – U.S. History to 1865
This course examines U.S. history from its colonial beginnings to the Civil War, including the American Revolution and the development of national identity.
HIST 106 – U.S. History since 1865
Continuing from the previous course, this class covers the Reconstruction era through to contemporary America, focusing on social and political transformations.
HIST 107 – European History
This course surveys significant events and trends in European history from the Middle Ages to the modern era, highlighting cultural and political developments.
HIST 108 – Introduction to Historical Methods
An introductory course on the methods of historical inquiry, including source analysis, research techniques, and the interpretation of historical evidence.
Second Year History Courses
HIST 201 – Canadian History: Nationhood and Identity
This course explores the development of Canadian national identity from Confederation to the present, examining key events, cultural shifts, and regional differences.
HIST 202 – The History of Indigenous Peoples in Canada
Focusing on the diverse experiences and histories of Indigenous peoples, this course covers pre-contact societies, colonial impacts, and contemporary issues.
HIST 203 – European History: The Age of Revolutions
This course examines the political, social, and economic revolutions in Europe from the late 18th to the early 19th centuries, including the French Revolution and the rise of nationalism.
HIST 204 – The Cold War Era
This course analyzes the global conflict and ideological struggle between the United States and the Soviet Union from the end of World War II to the early 1990s, exploring its impact on various regions.
HIST 205 – Gender and History
This course investigates the role of gender in historical narratives, exploring how gender relations have shaped societies and influenced historical events.
HIST 206 – History of the United States: 1865 to Present
Continuing from the first-year U.S. history course, this class covers key developments in American history, including civil rights movements, economic changes, and foreign policy.
HIST 207 – Global History: Colonialism and Imperialism
This course examines the impact of colonialism and imperialism on global history, exploring case studies from Africa, Asia, and the Americas.
HIST 208 – Historical Research and Writing
A course focused on developing research skills and writing in history, including methodologies, historiography, and the preparation of a research paper.
We cover these topics
Our university history tutors are knowledgeable about all the topics covered in university history courses.
First Year Topics
Introduction to World History
- Major Civilizations and Cultures
- Trade and Cultural Exchange
- Colonialism and its Impacts
- Global Conflicts and Resolutions
Introduction to Canadian History
- Indigenous Peoples and Cultures
- European Exploration and Colonization
- Confederation and Nation-Building
- Key Historical Figures and Events
Canadian History: Pre-Confederation
- The Fur Trade
- Colonial Administration
- Indigenous-Settler Relations
- The Road to Confederation
Canadian History: Post-Confederation
- Development of Canadian Identity
- Economic Expansion and Immigration
- Social Movements and Changes
- The Role of Canada in World Wars
Second Year Topics
Canadian History: Nationhood and Identity
- National Identity Formation
- Regionalism and Diversity
- The Impact of War on Canada
- Contemporary Canadian Issues
The History of Indigenous Peoples in Canada
- Pre-contact Societies
- Effects of Colonization
- Treaty Rights and Land Claims
- Indigenous Resurgence and Activism
European History: The Age of Revolutions
- The French Revolution
- The Industrial Revolution
- Nationalism and Unification Movements
- The Impact of Revolutions on Society
The Cold War Era
- Origins of the Cold War
- Proxy Wars and Global Alliances
- The Fall of the Berlin Wall
- The Cold War’s Legacy
Gender and History
- Women’s Roles in Society
- Gender and Power Dynamics
- Feminist Movements
- Intersectionality in Historical Context
Global History: Colonialism and Imperialism
- Theories of Colonialism
- Case Studies of Colonized Regions
- Impacts of Colonial Rule
- Decolonization Movements
Historical Research and Writing
- Research Methodologies
- Source Analysis
- Historiography
- Writing and Presenting Historical Arguments
Frequently Asked Questions
Are your history tutors qualified to teach at the university level?
Yes, all of our history tutors hold advanced degrees in history or related fields and have experience teaching university-level courses.
Where are your history tutors located?
All of our history tutors are located in Canada and are experienced with the history courses at our Canadian universities.
Can I get assistance with my history assignments or research projects?
Absolutely! Our tutors can help you understand assignment requirements and guide you through research, analysis, and writing.
What teaching methods do your history tutors use?
Our tutors use a variety of methods, including discussions, multimedia resources, and primary source analysis to enhance learning.
Do you offer in person tutoring for university history courses?
In some cities, we have tutors who specialize in university-level history. We recommend that these lessons happen at a library to better your chances of being matched with an in-person tutor.
Do you offer tutoring for 3rd or 4th year history?
This varies based on the particular course and its degree of complexity. With tutors holding advanced degrees, we often have someone qualified to help with more specialized courses. In these instances, we suggest online tutoring, which enables us to expand our search and connect you with an appropriate tutor from anywhere in Canada.
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