Overview
The Art History (BA, MA) program at Dalhousie University provides a comprehensive study of visual arts across historical periods and cultures, emphasizing critical analysis, research skills, and interdisciplinary approaches. Objectives include developing expertise in interpreting artworks, understanding cultural contexts, and preparing for advanced scholarship or professional roles in the arts. Unique features include hands-on learning through the university's Art Gallery and opportunities for internships at regional institutions like the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia.
Career Prospects
Graduates pursue diverse careers in museums, galleries, education, and cultural heritage. Common paths involve roles that leverage analytical and research abilities in arts management and conservation.
Key Faculty/Staff
- Dr. David Franklin, Associate Professor, specializing in Renaissance art
- Dr. Andrea Korda, Associate Professor, focusing on modern and contemporary visual culture
- Dr. Philipka McCrae, Professor, expert in Canadian art history
Unique Facilities and Partnerships
The program benefits from the Sir James Dunn Building for art studies, the Anna Leonowens Gallery for exhibitions, and partnerships with the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design (NSCAD) and local museums for collaborative projects and access to collections.
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