Montreal’s Interuniversity PhD Program in Art History
This program enables students to develop advanced research skills and offers a dynamic environment for the exchange of ideas across intellectual communities.
The program brings together faculty members and students from Concordia University, Université de Montréal, and Université du Québec à Montréal. Students enroll at the institution where their supervisor teaches, but take courses at any partner institution, studying in English, in French, or in both languages.
Why choose us
Research
With over 40 professors, all active researchers, the program covers the major fields and periods of art history, and offers rigorous methodological training and specialized courses with strong interdisciplinary and theoretical components.
Professionnal Development
Our graduates are specialists who occupy research and management positions in museums, galleries, and artist-run centres, who work as art writers and critics, and who teach at the university and college levels.
Benefit from a range of opportunities to develop your professional profile while earning your PhD.
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AHGSA Symposium – February 7th and 8th
SYMPOSIUM – The conference will kick off with a talk by Eunice Bélidor in the Jarislowsky Institute on Friday, February 7, 2020, at 17:00. The symposium will take place Saturday, February 8, 20202, in the EV Amphitheatre (EV 1.605) starting at 09:00 and closing off at 16:00 with a presentation by keynote speaker, Lindsay Nixon. We… Read more
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Summer Field School in Detroit
ÉVÉNEMENT – This field school invites students to discover what the future of Detroit could look like. The main aim of the school is to actively engage students in the processes needed to rethink the future of the city, the actions needed to realign development with the local needs and in the multifaceted innovations needed… Read more
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Summer Field School in Detroit
EVENT – This field school invites students to discover what the future of Detroit could look like. The main aim of the school is to actively engage students in the processes needed to rethink the future of the city, the actions needed to realign development with the local needs and in the multifaceted innovations needed… Read more
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Learn To Be A Better Writer with Kate Sterns
ATELIER – Structure. Tuesday March 10, 3-5 pm. LB-352, Library seminar room. Novelist and dramatist Kate Sterns is the co-ordinator of Concordia’s creative writing program. Last fall she led a writing workshop for art history graduate students, who asked for more. Kate will be returning to our department to lead a limited-enrollment workshop on the… Read more
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Learn To Be A Better Writer with Kate Sterns
WORKSHOP – Structure. Tuesday March 10, 3-5 pm. LB-352, Library seminar room, Concordia University. Novelist and dramatist Kate Sterns is the co-ordinator of Concordia’s creative writing program. Last fall she led a writing workshop for art history graduate students, who asked for more. Kate will be returning to our department to lead a limited-enrollment workshop… Read more
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Curating as a Profession
CONFÉRENCE – February 22, 3 – 5 pm, Jarislowsky Institute for Studies in Canadian Art, Concordia University, EV 3.711 Nicole Burisch, a former graduate of Concordia’s Art History MA program, is now Assistant Curator, Contemporary Art, National Gallery of Canada. Nicole will be coming to Concordia’s MA thesis seminar to speak about how to develop… Read more
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