Historians of art and architecture study visual communication. At Carleton, we study the great monuments of Western culture—painting, sculpture and buildings—as well as Asian and Islamic art, North American Indigenous art, photography, printmaking and popular culture. We also examine the institutions of art itself: museums, galleries and exhibitions.
Our material ranges from the prehistoric period to the present day. Our students come away from the program with direct experience of collections of art here in the National Capital Region and a historical framework for understanding imagery, as well as an awareness of the multiple possibilities for interpreting art, architecture and other visual phenomena.
Specifically, we examine how representations work. We analyze the products of the human imagination and the visual expressions of different societies. Such analyses produce a historical awareness as well as an understanding of modes of expression in different cultures. This knowledge provides students with the intellectual tools that allow them to function as informed and thoughtful individuals in and increasingly visual and globalized society.
The Carleton Advantage
The program organizes regular field trips, invites guest speakers from outside the university, and creates study abroad opportunities in locations such as Venice, Rome, and England.
In the practicum program, you will gain academic credit for working in organizations including Parks Canada, Heritage Ottawa, the Strutt Foundation, and the Society for the Study of Architecture in Canada.
The unique program also enables you to meet and learn with people who share your passion for architecture.
History and Theory of Architecture is an excellent first step toward careers in heritage conservation, architectural criticism or architectural practice.
The program can lead you to a variety of careers in architecture, heritage management, education and higher education, public or private sector, journalism, research and consulting.
Career paths: Academic research; architecture; governmental heritage management; heritage consulting and preservation; journalism and criticism; planning; teaching
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1 April 2024
Tanggal mulai
4 September 2024
Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
330 Paterson Hall,
1125 Colonel By Drive,
OTTAWA,
Ontario (ON),
K1S 5B6, Canada
Secondary school (high school) graduation is the typical level required for admission to the first year of an undergraduate program. Academic performance in previous studies is the main determining factor for admission to undergraduate degree program.
Entry requirements vary country by country.
Students with scores shown in below may be admitted with English as a Second Language Requirement (ESLR).
Canadian Academic English Language Assessment (CAEL) - Overall score between 40 and 69 (with a minimum score in each band of 30 and a minimum average of 40 over writing, reading, and listening)
Internet Based (iBT) TOEFL - 61-85 (min 15 each section)
IELTS (Academic) - 5.0 – 6.4 (min 4.5 each band and the average of writing plus reading plus listening divided by 3 must be a min. of 5)
Pearson Test of English (PTE) Academic - N/A
Duolingo English Test (DET) - 85-115 (with no subtest score below 65)
Application Deadline: April 1
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