Overview
The Canadian Studies (PhD) program at the University of Ottawa offers advanced interdisciplinary training in the study of Canada, emphasizing research on national identity, culture, politics, and society. Objectives include developing expertise in theoretical and methodological approaches to Canadian issues, with a focus on original dissertation research. Unique features include its bilingual (English-French) delivery in Canada's capital, facilitating access to national institutions and policy environments.
Career Prospects
Graduates pursue careers in academia, government policy analysis, cultural heritage organizations, and non-governmental entities focused on Canadian affairs. The program's emphasis on interdisciplinary skills prepares students for roles requiring critical analysis of national and indigenous issues.
Key Faculty/Staff
- Dr. Daniel Proulx, Director of the Institute of Canadian and Indigenous Studies
- Faculty from affiliated departments including History, Political Science, and Sociology
Unique Facilities or Partnerships
Students benefit from the University of Ottawa's location in Ottawa, providing proximity to Library and Archives Canada, the National Gallery, and federal government departments. Partnerships include collaborations with the Canadian Museum of History and indigenous community organizations for research opportunities.
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