Disclaimer: While every effort has been made to ensure accuracy in this publication, the contents of this document are subject to amendment without prior notice. War Studies reserves the right to deviate from what appears in this document, in whole or in part.
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Video Conference courses (VC) / Distance Learning courses (DL)
- Video conference courses (VC) are offered in a synchronous seminar format with students attending classes on site at RMC or CFC Toronto via video link from their locations.
- Distance learning (DL) courses are offered asynchronously via distributed readings and written interaction (blogs and posts)
- 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 2019 - Winter 2020 (2cr)
| Course | Instructor | Time/location | Dates |
|---|---|---|---|
| WS 500 The Theories of War from the Eighteenth Century to the Present (DL) | Prof A. Iarocci | asynchronously | 9 Sept 2019 - 3 April 2020 |
| WS 600 The Theories of War from the Eighteenth Century to the Present (DL) | Prof M. Hennessy | asynchronously | 9 Sept 2019 - 3 April 2020 |
| EG 500/600 Les théories de la guerre depuis le 18è siècle (VC) | Prof LeMay |
Cavalry House / Rm 101 Thursday / 1000-1300hrs |
9 Sept 2019 - 3 April 2020 |
| WS 530/630 Psychological Factors in Warfare (VC) | Prof B. St-John |
Cavalry House / Rm 101 Monday / 1300-1600hrs |
9 Sept 2019 - 3 April 2020 |
Fall 2019 (1cr)
| Course | Instructor | Time/location | Dates |
|---|---|---|---|
| EG 527/627 L'Ethique du militaire ( DL) | Prof Y. Pichette | asynchronously | 9 Sept - 29 Nov 2019 |
| EG 546/646 Analyse comparative des conflits sécessionnistes (VC) | Prof Jolicoeur |
Cavalry House / Rm 101 Tuesday / 1300-1600hrs |
9 Sept - 29 Nov 2019 |
| WS 519/619 Studies of Genocide (VC) | Prof Falk | Canadian Forces College / Wed /1800-2100hrs | 9 Sept - 29 Nov 2019 |
| WS 533/633 Studies in American Defence Policy (DL ) | Prof J. Sokolsky |
asynchronously |
9 Sept - 29 Nov 2019 |
| WS 557/657 Advanced Directed Studies (Canada and World Wars) (VC) | Prof D. Delaney |
Cavalry House / Rm 101 Tuesday / 1630-1930hrs |
9 Sept - 29 Nov 2019 |
| WS 593/693 The News Media and the Military (VC) | Prof R. Williams |
Cavalry House / Rm 101 Thursday / 1600-1900hrs |
9 Sept - 29 Nov 2019 |
| WS 607 Methodology (VC) | Prof J. Boulden |
Cavalry House / Rm 101 Monday /1700 - 2000hrs |
9 Sept - 29 Nov 2019 |
Winter 2020 (1cr)
| Course | Instructor | Time/location | Dates |
|---|---|---|---|
| EG 509/609 Évolution et théorie du maintien de la paix à l' échelle internationale (VC) | Prof M. Deleuze |
Cavalry House / Rm 101 Tuesday / 1800 - 2100 hrs |
6 Jan - 3 April 2020 |
| WS 521/621 Gendered Dimension of War (VC) | Prof Marie-Michèle Doucet |
Cavalry House / Rm 101 Thursday / 1300-1600hrs |
6 Jan - 3 April 2020 |
| WS 529/629 Special Topics (Naval History Age of Steam) (VC) | Prof T. Grodzinski |
Cavalry House / Rm 101 Wed / 0900-1200hrs |
6 Jan - 3 April 2020 |
| WS 548/648 Russia's Foreign and Security Policy (VC) | Prof P. Jolicoeur |
Cavalry House / Rm 101 Tuesday / 1300-1600hrs |
6 Jan - 3 April 2020 |
| EG 553/653 L'Art du témoignage et l'expérience de la guerre (DL) | Prof S. Bélanger | asynchronously | 6 Jan - 3 April 2020 |
| WS 563/663 Topics in Literature and War (Voyages of Exploration and Empire: Narratives of the Royal Navy) (DL) | Prof E. Behrisch Elce | asynchronously | 6 Jan - 3 April 2020 |
| WS 589/689 Issues of National and International Security in International Relations (VC) |
Cavalry House / Rm 101 Monday /1630 -1930hrs |
Jan - April 2020 |
Summer 2020 (1cr)
| Course | Instructor | Time/location | Dates |
|---|---|---|---|
| WS WS529 Advanced Directed Studies (Canadian Command in the Second World War) | Maj. John Rickard | TBD | May-Aug 2020 |
| WS629 Advanced Directed Studies (Canadian Command in the Second World War) | Maj. John Rickard | TBD | May-Aug 2020 |
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)
- 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.