King’s offers three interdisciplinary programmes that allow you to engage more deeply with the questions that arise from FYP: History of Science and Technology, Early Modern Studies or Contemporary Studies. Combine study in these areas with a discipline-based program through Dalhousie to achieve a variety of perspectives tailored to your academic interests.
Each of these programmes leads to a combined honours degree, meaning it must be combined, or paired, with one of the programmes offered by King’s and Dalhousie’s shared faculties of Science or Arts & Social Sciences.
You can also take a minor in each honours programme to complement your degree.
For three consecutive years, King's professor of Early Modern Studies Jeanette Vusich has explored Renaissance art, literature and politics in situ with students over a month stay in Florence Italy. Jeanette sends this update from Florence: "The EMSP Florence course engaged in impassioned discussions of Renaissance art in museums and churches; read Dante, Boccaccio, and…
Dr. Jannette Vusich, professor of Early Modern Studies, recounts her time teaching King's students on site in Italy. In May, twenty students participated in the Early Modern Studies Programme’s study abroad course in Florence, Italy. The course, which is taught entirely on site in daily visits to Florence’s churches, museums, palaces, and civic institutions, gives…
A funeral service will be held at the King’s Chapel on Monday, April 17th at 1pm, followed by a reception. Dr. Angus M. Johnston was raised in Dartmouth and made his life and career in Halifax where he lived with his wife, Sandra Haycock, until his death on April 9, 2017. Together, they raised two…
King's History of Science and Technology Student Society is holding their annual general meeting and elections. This is a great time to learn about the program and…
Come share your ideas for the HOST programme at a Student & Faculty forum in the Boardroom, 2nd floor Arts & Administration Building. There will…
The Canadian Centre for Ethics in Public Affairs, in partnership with the Segelberg Trust, the School of Public Administration at Dalhousie University, and the University…