Faculty
| Name | Area | Contact |
Professor History | European. Modern (post-1789) French history and 19th-Century European Political History. |
Office: Cle B220 |
Professor History | Thematic interests include the history of human rights, torture, sex crimes, religious freedom, satire and political expression, censorship of the press and entertainment. Geographically, my research mostly focuses on Europe between 1500 and 1750. |
Office: Cle B205 |
Professor History | European. Modern European political, military and social history |
Office: Cle B236 |
Associate Professor and Canada Research Chair History | Modern South Asia, global history, cultural and intellectual history |
Office: Cle B234 |
Professor History and Centre for Studies in Religion and Society | Intersections between secularism, religious radicalization, securitization, post-colonialism, and religious identity in contemporary Canada. |
Office: Sed B102 |
Professor and Graduate Director History | Canadian. Post-Confederation Canadian political and constitutional history |
Office: Cle B203 |
Professor History | World. Modern Middle Eastern History; World History; Colonial Land Policies |
Office: CLE B223 |
Professor History | Socioeconomic history of late imperial China, sociopolitical history of Republican China, urban history of China, local history of the Lower Yangzi Region, and history of the global Chinese diaspora |
Office: Cle B209 |
Professor History | American. Early American history, 1750-1850, with a focus on the histories of gender, sexuality, and violence |
Office: Cle B202 |
Professor and Department Chair History | Modern U.S. History, International Relations, Environmental History, Pacific Northwest |
Office: Cle A203c |
Associate Professor and Undergraduate Coordinator History | Canadian. Pre-Confederation Canadian History |
Office: Cle B228 |
Associate Professor, History. Director, Latin American Studies History | Colonial and early national Latin American intellectual history, global cultural history. |
Office: Cle B227 |
Associate Professor History | British. English legal and institutional history, history of crime, policing and punishment in Western societies |
Office: Cle B218 |
Lecturer History | European |
Office: Cle B214 |
Lecturer History | Canadian, American. Cultural identity and pluralism, with a focus on North American religion |
Office: Cle B302 |
Associate Professor History | British. Social, cultural, and political history in 20th century Britain; history of propaganda, publicity, and public relations; mass media; tourism in 20th century Britain. |
Office: Cle B213 |
Assistant Professor History | European. Medieval Legal and Social History; Manuscript Studies |
Office: Cle B230 |
Lecturer History and Hispanic and Italian Studies | European, Early Modern Colonialism, Latin America |
Office: Cle B403 |
Assistant Professor and Undergraduate Adviser History | European. Early modern Europe, health and epidemic disease |
Office: Cle B231 |
Assistant Professor and Undergraduate Adviser History | Indigenous histories, North American borderlands, Pacific Northwest, Ethnohistory methods, settler colonialism |
Office: Cle B305 |
Professor History | Canadian. History of Indigenous Settler relations and more broadly the history of the creation and interaction of different racial groups in the Pacific Northwest. I am also interested in the use of digital tools to research, teach and display history |
Office: Cle B221 |
Professor History | Canadian history, women’s and gender history, the social history of ethnicity, religion/irreligion and atheism, and the history of feminism. |
Office: Cle B222 |
Associate Professor History | British. 17th and 18th century English social and cultural history; crime, execution, gender (especially masculinity and courage); print & popular culture, religion & eschatology. |
Office: Cle B211 |
Professor History | World. The foreign policies of the Great Powers since 1815; 19th and 20th Century British foreign policy; and 19th and 20th Century American foreign policy. |
Office: Cle B226 |
Professor, History Associate Vice-President Research | Inclusive modes of truth-telling, transitional justice, memory, human rights, and cultural interventions in the construction of historical narratives after state violence. | |
Associate Professor History and Indigenous Studies | Indigenous sport history, late-nineteenth century to present, with a focus on Olympic history and Indigenous land rights. |
Office: Cle B303 |
Associate Professor and Honours Adviser History | European. Modern Germany; cinema and society; media and scandal |
Office: Cle B207 |
Professor History and Political Science | European. 20th Century European and German history |
Office: SSM A345 |
Assistant Teaching Professor History | Modern European and German history, Nazi Germany and the Holocaust, tourism history, public history |
Office: Cle B204 |
Assistant Teaching Professor History and Gender Studies | Race/racism, antiracism, ethnicity, gender, sexuality, colonialism and decolonization, children, youth, age, animals, social justice. |
Office: Cle B127 |
Associate Professor History | Canadian and American. Race, immigration, inequality, and urban. |
Office: Cle B232 |
Associate Professor History | British colonial history. Food insecurity and food sovereignty. South Africa. Poverty, gender, and race. |
Office: Cle B229 |
Associate Professor History | Early modern France and Europe; History of policing, crime and criminal procedure; Money and counterfeiting; the French Revolution, revolt and resistance; Communication and popular political culture. |
Office: Cle B224 |
Assistant Teaching Professor History and Political Science | World. History and politics of the Middle East, with special interest in Israel/Palestine and Iran |
Office: Cle B206 |
Professor History and Political Science | Asian. Modern and contemporary China from the late 1800s to the present |
Office: SSM A335 |
Professor History and Germanic & Slavic Studies | European. Russia, Ukraine, Soviet Union |
Office: Cle D245 |
Professor History | Canadian and European. History of the Royal Canadian Navy, anti-submarine warfare, science, technology and war, the rescue of refugee academics from Germany in the 1930s |
Office: Cle B225 |
Faces of UVic Research videos
Faces of UVic Research is a series of "elevator pitch" style videos showcasing the passion and commitment of UVic researchers. It's a great way to discover what our faculty are studying, which can help you choose a supervisor who fits your interests.
Faces of UVic Research: Elizabeth Vibert
Dr. Elizabeth Vibert is a Professor with the Department of History at the University of Victoria Faculty of Humanities. In this video, Elizabeth discusses her research on how social inequities have been made historically. Learn more at: Faces of UVic research: https://www.youtube.com/facesofuvicresearch UVic's YouTube channel: http://www.youtube.com/Uvic UVic research: http://www.uvic.ca/research UVic: http://www.uvic.ca/
Faces of UVic Research: Sara Beam
Dr. Sara Beam is an Associate Professor with the Department of History at the University of Victoria Faculty of Humanities. In this video, Sara talks about her research on 16th & 17th century judicial torture and what lessons we can learn from the past. Learn more at: Faces of UVic research: https://www.youtube.com/facesofuvicresearch UVic's YouTube channel: http://www.youtube.com/Uvic UVic research: http://www.uvic.ca/research UVic: http://www.uvic.ca/
Faces of UVic Research: Jordan Stanger Ross
Dr. Jordan Stanger-Ross is a Professor with the Department of History at the University of Victoria Faculty of Humanities. In this video, Jordan talks about his research on the history of race and ethnicity. Learn more at: Faces of UVic research: https://www.youtube.com/facesofuvicresearch UVic's YouTube channel: http://www.youtube.com/Uvic UVic research: http://www.uvic.ca/research UVic: http://www.uvic.ca/See more videos from the History playlist on YouTube.