Social Sciences & Humanities
Welcome to the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities! Here you can find out more about our programs, our award-winning researchers, and our latest news. Whether you're coming to Lakehead from inside Canada or outside, from high school, college or the professional world, we have programs to meet your needs.
Disciplines in Social Sciences & Humanities
The various disciplines that make up the Social Sciences and Humanities at Lakehead University include:
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Our graduates are entrepreneurial, creative and highly adaptable to new and ever-changing workplace environments, possessing essential skills and knowledge highly sought after by employers, particularly in the area of critical thinking and advanced communication and research. Your Lakehead University education will prepare you for a wide range of career choices, from education, business, community activism, and government to law.
News
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Jan 24 |
Canadian Geographic Magazine Features Museum Run By Alumna The January/February issue of Canadian Geographic Magazine features an article about the Chatham-Kent Black Historical Society. History alumna Sam... full story |
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Oct 24 |
New Film on First World War to Premiere November 4th at Community Auditorium The Department of History is pleased to welcome faculty, staff and students to the premiere on 4 November of Where The Poppies Blow: The Lakehead at... full story |
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Oct 23 |
New Article Proposes New Approach to Exploring Climate Change A new article by Dr. Pallavi Das proposing a new approach to doing history, a people's history of climate change, appears in the most recent issue of... full story |
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Oct 12 |
New Book Published on Thunder Bay and the First World War A new book written by Lakehead University faculty members and alumni explores the role the region and its people played during the First World War... full story |
Events
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Jan 28 |
"The History of the North House Folk School" 7:30 PM Thunder Bay Museum (425 Donald Street East) |
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Feb 25 |
"The History of Gold Mining in Northwestern Ontario" 7:30 PM Thunder Bay Museum (425 Donald Street East) |
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Mar 24 |
"Colonialism & Indigenous Concepts of Gender and Sexuality" 8:00 PM Thunder Bay Museum (425 Donald Street East) |