Art and Architectural History

Works of art and architecture communicate ideas and reinforce, or challenge, social values. Learn how they do this through courses in Art and Architectural History. Taught by award-winning faculty, the undergraduate programs in Art History and the History and Theory of Architecture, as well as the Master’s in Art and Architectural History, help students hone analytical, critical thinking, research, and communication skills to prepare them for diverse opportunities in the workforce.

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September 25, 2026

Daniella’s Blog from Rome, Part 3: Making the Most of Every Second

By Daniella Dickson After a full week of classes, you would think I’d be ready for a break. Surprisingly, I wasn’t. I couldn’t understand why…
September 23, 2026

Podcast: Ancient History, Accessibility, and Pedagogical Responsibility in Rome

In this mini audio documentary, HTA student Ivana Cadetto Reyes shares ideas and observations from her recent study abroad experience in Rome. Run by Art…
September 21, 2026

Daniella’s Blog from Rome, Part 2: The First of Many “WOW” Moments

By Daniella Dickson My first day in Rome was one of those experiences where I simply wanted to slow down and take everything in. After…
September 10, 2026

Ming Tiampo Honoured by the Royal Society of Canada

Art & Architectual History Professor Ming Tiampo is among five Carleton University researchers who have been recognized by the Royal Society of Canada (RSC), one of…