Degrees and Specializations
The graduate program in Art History offers M.A. and Ph.D. degrees. The programs cover a wide range of areas informed by Indigenous knowledge and critical practices; histories of medicine, science, technology, and new media; global and transcultural perspectives. We analyze museums, exhibitions, patronage, and collecting. We draw from gender, sexuality, and feminist studies, along with decolonizing, postcolonial and critical-race perspectives. The department's periods of specialization range from antiquity to the contemporary moment.平特五不中 is situated in Montreal, a city that offers myriad opportunities for graduate students to engage with local arts and media venues. We have long-standing relations with large听institutions such as the Mus茅e d'art contemporain, the Mus茅e des beaux arts de Montr茅al and the Canadian Centre for Architecture. We also collaborate a variety of听independent contemporary art galleries,听feminist arts spaces, and media collectives. In addition to 平特五不中鈥檚 own Visual Arts Collection, our students often work in and for university-based venues including the Redpath Museum and the McCord Stewart Museum (which houses the Notman Photographic Archives and the 平特五不中 Archives). Through initiatives including , our faculty and students maintain close relationships with researchers at 惭辞苍迟谤茅补濒鈥檚 three other major universities:听Concordia University, Universit茅 de Montr茅al, and Universit茅 de Qu茅bec 脿 Montr茅al. Combined with institutional relationships, these informal links connect our students to a broad network of additional courses, lectures, and colleagues across the city.听
Learn about our current graduate students and their research.听
Find out more about the M.A. in Art History.听
Find out more about the Ph.D. in Art History.听
Graduate Option in Gender and Women's Studies: Information regarding this option is available on the IGSF website.听