Program Overview

Ph.D. in Art History

The Queen's Ph.D. in Art History is a top-tier program that gives serious students the opportunity to do advanced research with the support of an internationally recognized faculty supervisor. We welcome candidates in many areas of study, and we encourage you to discuss your proposed topic with a potential faculty supervisor as early as possible. At Queen's, you will join an exciting, supportive, and dynamic intellectual environment where your original ideas will be encouraged and refined as you advance through the program and complete your thesis.

Program Details

Students may take advantage of guest lectures, professional development, and networking opportunities offered through the University and the department, and the expertise of other faculty members inside and outside the department as needed for their project. Queen's offers attractive funding packages covering the duration of this four-year degree, as well as opportunities to expand language skills, teaching opportunities, and targeted grants to facilitate research travel abroad.

Admission

• Application deadline: January 10 of each year.
• Notification of admission is by mid-March.

Requirements

• Ph.D. Program Requirements are available for review.
• Faculty and Advising: Meet our Faculty to discuss your proposed topic and learn more about the program.

Resources

• Graduate Courses are available for students to expand their knowledge and skills.
• Graduate Handbook provides detailed information about the program and its requirements.

Department of Art History & Art Conservation

The department is located in Ontario Hall, Room 211, 67 University Avenue, and Innovation Park, Door 29, 945 Princess St, Kingston, ON K7L 3N6/K7L 0E9, Canada.