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Video Conference courses (VC) / Distance Learning courses (DL) 

  • Video conference courses (VC) are offered online in a synchronous seminar format with students attending classes online from RMC or CFC Toronto via video link from their locations.(participation mandatory). 
  • Distance learning (DL) courses are offered asynchronously (Written assignments, blogs or post)  
  • The same course is offered at the PhD level by registering in WS 6XX, instead of WS 5XX. 

Note: the course codes starting with ÉGxxx are offered in French.

Sessions


Fall 2021 - Winter 2022(2cr)  

Course Instructor Time/location Dates
WS500 The Theories of War from the Eighteenth Century to the Present (DL) Dr. Varey Asynchonously September 2021 - April 2022
WS500 The Theories of War from the Eighteenth Century to the Present (DL) Dr. Iarocci Asynchonously September 2021 - April 2022
WS600 The Theories of War from the Eighteenth Century to the Present (VC) Dr. Delaney Tues. 1800-2100Hrs September 2021 - April 2022
ÉG500 Les théories de la guerre depuis le 18e siècle (VC) Dr. Djebabla Friday / 1600-1900hrs September 2021 - April 2022
ÉG600 Les théories de la guerre depuis le 18e siècle (VC) Dr. Djebabla Friday / 1600-1900hrs September 2021 - April 2022

Fall 2021 (1cr)

Course (1cr) Instructor Time/location Dates
ÉG509 Evolution et théorie du maintien de la paix (VC) Dr Deleuze  Tues. 1800-2100Hrs 13 Sept - 7 Dec 2021
ÉG609 Evolution et théorie du maintien de la paix (VC) Dr Deleuze Tues. 1800-2100Hrs 13 Sept - 7 Dec 2021
WS515 The United States and Small Wars (DL) Dr. Jensen Asynchonously 13 Sept - 7 Dec 2021
WS615 The United States and Small Wars (DL) Dr. Jensen Asynchonously 13 Sept - 7 Dec 2021
WS537 Intelligence Studies ( DL) Dr. Martyn Asynchonously 13 Sept - 7 Dec 2021
WS637 Intelligence Studies ( DL) Dr. Martyn Asynchonously 13 Sept - 7 Dec 2021

ÉG548 Politique étrangère et de sécurité de la Russie (VC)

* by exception, contact Dr. Jolicoeur directly (click on name) if for operational reasons, you must have DL arrangements. 

Dr. Jolicoeur Friday 1400-1700hrs 13 Sept - 7 Dec 2021
ÉG648 Politique étrangère et de sécurité de la Russie (VC) Dr. Jolicoeur Friday 1400-1700hrs 13 Sept - 7 Dec 2021
WS557  Advanced Directed Studies (Eastern Europe) (VC) Dr. Rob Williams Thurs. 1600-1900hrs 13 Sept - 7 Dec 2021
WS657 Advanced Directed Studies (Eastern Europe) (VC) Dr. Rob Williams Thurs. 1600-1900hrs 13 Sept - 7 Dec 2021
WS559 Aspects of International History 1919-1945 (DL) Dr. Canuel Asynchonously 13 Sept - 7 Dec 2021
WS659 Aspects of International History 1919-1945 (DL) Dr. Canuel Asynchonously 13 Sept - 7 Dec 2021
WS595 Armed Forces in Society (DL) Dr. Sokolsky Asynchonously 13 Sept - 7 Dec 2021
WS695 Armed Forces in Society (DL) Dr. Sokolsky Asynchonously 13 Sept - 7 Dec 2021
WS607 Methodology (VC) Dr. Mckay Monday 1800-2100hrs 13 Sept - 7 Dec 2021

Winter 2022 (1cr)

     
ÉG507 Méthodologie (VC) Dr. Garnett Thurs 1400-1700hrs 10 January- 14 April 2022
ÉG607 Méthodologie (VC) Dr. Garnett Thurs 1400-1700hrs 10 January- 14 April 2022
WS531 American Foreign Policy: 1776 to the Present (DL) Dr. Sokolsky Asynchonously 10 January- 14 April 2022
WS631 American Foreign Policy: 1776 to the Present (DL) Dr. Sokolsky Asynchonously 10 January- 14 April 2022
ÉG546 Analyse comparative des conflits sécessionnnistes (VC) Dr. Jolicoeur Friday 1400-1700hrs 10 January- 14 April 2022
ÉG646 Analyse comparative des conflits sécessionnnistes (VC) Dr. Jolicoeur Friday 1400-1700hrs 10 January- 14 April 2022
WS553 The Art of Testimony and The Experience of War (VC) Dr. Belanger Tues.1400-1700 hrs 10 January- 14 April 2022
WS653 The Art of Testimony and The Experience of War (VC) Dr. Belanger Tues.1400-1700 hrs 10 January- 14 April 2022
WS508 (UN Peace and Humanitarian Operations: An Evolving Practice)  (VC) Dr. Dorn Monday 1600-1900hrs 10 January- 14 April 2022
WS608 (UN Peace and Humanitarian Operations: An Evolving Practice)  (VC) Dr. Dorn Monday 1600-1900hrs 10 January- 14 April 2022
ÉG559 Aspects of International History 1919 - 1945 (VC) Dr. Doucet Wednesday 1240- 1530Hrs 10 January- 14 April 2022
ÉG659 Aspects of International History 1919 - 1945 (VC) Dr. Doucet Wednesday 1240- 1530Hrs 10 January- 14 April 2022
WS561 Aspects of International History Since 1945 (DL) Dr. C. Kilford Asynchonously 10 January- 14 April 2022
WS661 Aspects of International History Since 1945 (DL) Dr. C. Kilford Asynchonously 10 January- 14 April 2022
WS589 Issues of National and International Security in International Relations: Theories and Practice since 1945  (VC) Dr. Boulden  Wed - 16:30-19:30hrs 10 January- 14 April 2022
WS689 Issues of National and International Security in International Relations: Theories and Practice since 1945  (VC) Dr. Boulden  Wed - 16:30-19:30hrs 10 January- 14 April 2022

 

Summer 2022 

Course Instructor Time/location Dates
WS529 Special Topics: The Militarization and Weaponization of Space  ( DL) Dr. Godefroy  Asynchonously 24 May - 31 August 2022
WS629 Special Topics: The Militarization and Weaponization of Space  ( DL) Dr. Godefroy Asynchonously 24 May - 31 August 2022

 

Note:

Students undertaking the programme onsite in Kingston are reminded that RMC and Queens have a memorandum of understanding which allows RMC students to take courses at Queen’s University and vice-versa. Queen’s graduate courses thematically appropriate to War Studies include:

HIST 876 Canada at War (2 cr)
An exploration of war in a Canadian context, with an emphasis on how war has shaped Canadian society and the relationship between Canada and its armed forces. Topics to be studied, from a Canadian perspective, include the military as a profession, military culture, combat stress, leadership, gender and sexuality in the military, and mutinies.
POLS-861 International Security (1 cr) (course not offered in 2021-2022)
This course will focus on foreign policy analysis and international security, with a focus on alliances, defence cooperation, and issues affecting national and international peace and security.
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