School for Studies in Art and Culture

In 1991, the Departments of Art History, Film Studies, and Music joined together to form the School for Studies in Art and Culture.

Having three academic programs in one School allows students to take advantage of interdisciplinary approaches: we benefit from the shared knowledge of faculty in all three disciplines, in separate and common degree programs.

Students get early exposure to careers in art and culture through the School's practicum programs.

The School also advises students who wish to pursue courses in an area of the visual and performing arts for a B.A. in Directed Interdisciplinary Studies.

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Concerts and SSAC Special Lectures and Events

Faculty Positions available in SSAC (Notice: there are positions currently being advertised for Art History, Film Studies and Music on the Carleton University Faculty Recruitment Web site)

Our Annual Newsletters (Summer 2009):
Art History, Film Studies and Music

Faculty and Instructor Resources page

The Awards Office has a database "lookup" utility for information about the many undergraduate scholarships available: "Entrance" and "Prestige" scholarships for new students, as well as "In-Course" scholarships for students currently enrolled. For further info, visit the Awards Office site: admissions.carleton.ca/awards/scholarships.shtml

Director of The School for Studies in Art and Culture:
Dr. Brian Foss
brian_foss@carleton.ca

Graduate Supervisors:

Art History
Jill Carrick
520-2600 ext 3796
jill_carrick@carleton.ca

Film Studies
Zuzana Pick
520-2600 ext 6693
zuzana_pick@carleton.ca

Music
James Deaville
520-2600 ext 3738
james_deaville@carleton.ca