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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Classics & Religion Graduate Student Symposium at University of Calgary
APPEL À COMMUNICATION – 6th Annual CLARE (Classics & Religion) Graduate Student Symposium, February 3 – 4, 2020. Abstract Submission Deadline: December 31st, 2019. More than Meets the Eye: Visual Culture and Ritual through Texts, Arts and Artefacts. The Graduate Students of the Department of Classics & Religion at the University of Calgary have the pleasure… Read more
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Classics & Religion Graduate Student Symposium at University of Calgary
CALL FOR PAPERS – 6th Annual CLARE (Classics & Religion) Graduate Student Symposium, February 3 – 4, 2020. Abstract Submission Deadline: December 31st, 2019. More than Meets the Eye: Visual Culture and Ritual through Texts, Arts and Artefacts. The Graduate Students of the Department of Classics & Religion at the University of Calgary have the pleasure… Read more
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Early Modern Color Theory
CONFÉRENCE – Dr. John Casey, 21 novembre 2019, 14h – 15h30, Centre for Expanded Poetics, LB 681, Concordia University. John Casey recently received a PhD from the Department of English at Brown. His work has appeared (or is forthcoming) in Early Modern Culture and ARCADE. Pink is a Kind of Yellow: Making Sense of Early Modern Color and Color Terms… Read more
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Early Modern Color Theory
LECTURE – Dr. John Casey, Novembre 21, 2019, 2-3:30 pm, Centre for Expanded Poetics, LB 681, Concordia University. John Casey recently received a PhD from the Department of English at Brown. His work has appeared (or is forthcoming) in Early Modern Culture and ARCADE. Pink is a Kind of Yellow: Making Sense of Early Modern Color and Color Terms Ideas… Read more
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(Re)Viewing the Syrian War
EXPOSITION – 28 novembre – 13 décembre 2019, Concordia’s Curating and Public Scholarship Lab (CaPSL). “(Re)Viewing the Syrian War” addresses the recurring questions that exhibition curator Abood Hamad was often asked about his experiences as a Syrian refugee and as a humanitarian aid worker during the war. Through a collection of personal stories, objects, images,… Read more
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(Re)Viewing the Syrian War
EXHIBITION – November 28 – December 13, 2019, Concordia’s Curating and Public Scholarship Lab (CaPSL). “(Re)Viewing the Syrian War” addresses the recurring questions that exhibition curator Abood Hamad was often asked about his experiences as a Syrian refugee and as a humanitarian aid worker during the war. Through a collection of personal stories, objects, images,… Read more
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