Christian Lieb

Christian Lieb completed an MA in American History at the University of Maine and another MA in European History, Geography, and Political Science at Gerhard-Mercator-Universität in Germany, followed by a PhD in Canadian History at the University of Victoria. His research areas include Trans-Atlantic and Trans-Pacific migrations. Between 2004 and 2016 he taught courses on Global, European, and North American History at the University of Victoria and Vancouver Island University before joining the Humanities Department at Camosun College in 2016. He is currently developing a new course on Greek and Roman History.

Courses

• HIST 102 - Ancient World Civilizations to 1450
• HIST 106 - Age of Crisis: World History 1900-1945
• HIST 108 - New World Order? World History Since 1945
• HIST 110 - Inventing Canada: History of Canada Before Confederation
• HIST 116 - History in Film
• HIST 120 - European History: 1450 to 1789
• HIST 122 - European History: 1789 to Present
• HIST 130 - U.S. History to 1865
• HIST 132 - U.S. History: 1865 to Present
• HIST 150 - The Second World War
• HIST 290 - European History since 1945
• HIST 290 - Medieval European History

He has also taught various upper-level courses previously at the University of Victoria on 18th to 20th European histories, German History, and Canadian Race and Ethnicity.