
Do you know any students interested inÌýHolocaust studiesÌýwith a focus on human rights education? If so, please pass on this information to them.Ìý
The School of Languages, Linguistics and CulturesÌýat the University of Victoria is now accepting applications toÌýthe interdisciplinary MA stream in HolocaustÌýStudiesÌýas part of their Germanic and Slavic Studies graduate program.
Description from UVic:
Interlinking scholarship with community-based fieldÌýresearch—in effect drawing on the strengths of both academicÌýresearchÌýand experiential learning—our graduateÌýstreamÌýprovides individual learners with key competencies designed to prepare them for a career in education, public history, museum and archival work, human rights education, journalism, public advocacy, and law. Our program also provides students with a solid interdisciplinary foundation for further PhDÌýstudiesÌýinÌýHolocaustÌýStudies, GenocideÌýStudies, or Human Rights and EquityÌýStudies.
We are the only dedicated graduate program in Holocaust studies in Canada. Students benefit from seminar-sized classes; a range of opportunities to study abroad at one of our partner universities in Berlin (Germany), Vienna (Austria), or WrocÅ‚aw (Poland); experiential learning opportunities including theÌýÌýonÌýHolocaust memorialization in Europe and practicum placements at Holocaust museums or memorial sites; and direct involvement in teacher education.
Funding packages are guaranteed for each student accepted to the program.Ìý
Language Requirements
Students are required to demonstrate their reading competency in oneÌýresearch-appropriate language (other than English) prior to entering the program. Depending on the nature of the proposed researchÌýproject, students may be expected to reach higher proficiency levels in aÌýresearch-appropriate language (other than English).
Admission
Thinking about applying?
Please feel free to join us for one of our two zoom information sessions:
Session 1: Thursday, November 7, 2024, 10:00 am–11:00 am (Pacific time)
Session 2: Tuesday, December 3, 2024, 12:00 pm–1:00 pm (Pacific time)
ContactÌýDr. Helga ThorsonÌýto register for one of these sessions.
Applications are due on January 15th, 2025.Ìý