Program Overview

Master's in Art History Program

The Master's in Art History program at Queen's University is a two-year degree that offers options to write a major research essay, a thesis, or carry out a project-based MA. This includes curating an exhibition or creating a digital humanities project.

Program Structure

In addition to the possibility of taking advanced seminars in a small classroom setting, students can explore various topics such as:

• Art and craft history
• Cultural heritage
• Curatorial studies
• Technical examination

Students may also choose to carry out internships in Kingston or around the world to gain practical experience across a range of different cultural institutions. Graduate students in art history may also take classes in art conservation.

Funding and Support

The program offers a collegial, supportive atmosphere in a community of scholars, artists, and arts specialists. Students can build the necessary skills to succeed in their careers, with the university offering two years of funding for MA students.

Admission and Requirements

• There is no language requirement for the MA in Art History at Queen's.
• The application deadline is January 10, and notification of admission is by mid-March.

Program Resources

Graduate students have access to various resources, including graduate courses and the opportunity to contact the Graduate Assistant for more information. The Graduate Handbook is also available for reference.

Department Information

The Department of Art History & Art Conservation is located at Ontario Hall, Room 211, 67 University Avenue, and Innovation Park, Door 29, 945 Princess St, Kingston, ON K7L 3N6/K7L 0E9, Canada.