Graduate Program
Lynnien Pawluk
lynnien.pawluk at UALBERTA.CA
Thu Oct 9 22:34:03 UTC 2008
Kule Folklore Centre
200 Arts Building, MLCS
University of Alberta
Edmonton, Alberta, CANADA
T6G 2E6
(780)492-6906
The Kule Centre for Ukrainian and Canadian Folklore invites applications to the
graduate program in Ukrainian Folklore based in the Department of Modern
Languages and Cultural Studies, University of Alberta. The program offers
both the MA and PhD degrees. Courses cover the verbal arts, both prose and
poetry, material culture, dance, ritual practices in Ukraine and Canada, folklore
theory and methodology, and folk belief. Students may choose fieldwork in
either Ukraine or Canada or a combination of the two. A recent agreement
with the Rylskyi Institute of the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences should expand
field and archival research possibilities in Ukraine. Students and researchers
benefit from the substantial collections of our Bohdan Medwidsky Ukrainian
Folklore Archives, and from rich local community resources.
Opportunities for language training are excellent, and students may include
study in Lviv as part of their training. Courses in related fields include
humanities computing, anthropology, museum studies, and ethnomusicology,
along with a wide range of choices in other departments. Our degrees prepare
students for a variety of interesting jobs and recent graduates have found
employment in academe, in museums and historical preservation facilities, in
archives, as creative artists, and in the public sector.
Graduate support is generous and students typically work as teaching
assistants and/or research assistants. Research assistantships include
database and archival work and thus contribute to training and employability.
For more information, contact
Andriy Nahachewsky, Huculak Chair and Centre Director at
andriyn at ualberta.ca or Natalie Kononenko, Kule Chair of Ukrainian Ethnography
at nataliek at ualberta.ca
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