PhD in Humanities

PhD in Humanities

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Since 1973, the Humanities PhD Program has served Concordia University as a premier site of innovative research, providing students with opportunities to pursue interdisciplinary projects across fields in the Humanities, Social Sciences, and Fine Arts.  In 2007, the Humanities PhD Program became part of the newly created Centre for Interdisciplinary Studies in Society and Culture. Browse our site for information about the Humanities program for prospective students and current students, the scholarly and creative projects of Humanities students, the accomplishments of our alumni, and the wide range of expertise of Humanities associated faculty. Visuals throughout the site are of publications and artwork by Humanities students, alumni, and associated faculty. We look forward to seeing you at the varied activities of CISSC, and at Humanities events such as the annual student-organized conference and the Interdisciplinary Dialogues series featuring research-in-progress by Humanities students.

Best wishes,

Bina Toledo Freiwald, Director, Humanities PhD Program 

Humanities News

    April 15 & 16, 2010

    Keynote Speaker: 

    Dr. Amelia Jones

  • Prospective Humanities students interested in HEXAGRAM

Faculty News

  • Arpie Hamalian, professor of Education and Humanities associated faculty, wins 2009 YWCA Woman of Distinction Award.
  • Viviane Namaste, professor at the Simone de Beauvoir Institute and Humanities associated faculty, is the recipient of the 2009 Canadian Award for Action on HIV/AIDS and Human Rights.
  • Lynn Hughes (Fine Arts) and Bart Simon (Sociology), both Humanities associated faculty, co-founders of TAG research group (Technoculture, Art and Games, based at Hexagram), received Canada Foundation for Innovation funding for TAG

Student News


 

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