Arts and Arts Management Courses in Canada

Many Canadian universities are well known for quality education in Arts and Arts Management. Most popular courses available here include courses such as Major in Arts Administration and Major in History and Theory of Art (University of Ottawa), Certificate in arts management and BA honours in visual arts (University of Windsor); Certificate in arts management and BA in fine arts (Bishop’s University), Bachelor and Master of Arts conducted by the Universities such as University of Lethbridge, University of the Fraser Valley, Thompson Rivers University, Trinity Western University, Cape Breton University, NSCAD University, Carleton University and Redeemer University College.

The University of Western Ontario offers some popular courses such as BA in Art History and Criticism; PhD in Art and Visual Culture; MA in Art History; BA in Music Administrative Studies ; Diploma in arts management and Certificate in Gallery and Art Museum Practice.

Concordia University offers BFA with concentration in art history; MA/PhD in art history and BFA with major in cyberarts while University of Toronto is famous for BA/MA/PhD in Art History

York University conducts programmes such as Graduate diploma in Arts & Media Administration; MFA-MBA/arts administration; BA in Arts Administration; BA in Visual Arts; PhD in Art History & Visual Culture, MA in Art History and BA in Fine Arts Cultural Studies while the University of British Columbia provides Diploma/Bachelor/Master/PhD of Arts in Art History

Other Canadian universities that are renowned in the field of Arts education are University of Regina (MFA in Interdisciplinary Studies in Fine Arts; BA in Indian art history; BA in art history); University of Alberta (BA/MA/PhD Art & Design; MA in the History of Art, Design, & Visual Culture); Simon Fraser University (BA in art and culture studies); Thompson Rivers University (Literary and art history certificate); University of Victoria (BA/MA/PhD in history in art); University of Manitoba (BFA in art history); the University of Winnipeg (BA  in history of art); Mount Allison University (BA in art history); Carleton University (BA in history and theory of architecture; BA in art history and MA in arts); University of Guelph (BA honours art history and BA minor in Art Theory and Criticism); Lakehead University (Minor in Art History); McMaster University (BA in art history and MA in music criticism); Ontario College of Art & Design (BFA – Criticism & Curatorial Practice, MFA in Criticism and Curatorial Practices and Interdisciplinary Master’s in Art, Media, and Design); Queen’s University (BA in stage and screen studies; BA/MA/PhD in Art History and Master of Art Conservation); Trent University (BA Honours in Cultural Studies and MA in Theory, Culture and Politics); University of Waterloo (BA in fine arts with specialization in art history); McGill University (Bachelor of Arts and Science; BA/MA/PhD in art history); First Nations University of Canada (BA in Indian Art History) and University of Saskatchewan(BA in art)