Who we are

The Centre for Canadian Studies at the University of Vienna was established in January 1998 as a project of the Centre for International and Interdisciplinary Studies (ZIIS). It is a platform for interdisciplinary cooperation of research and academic teaching in Canadian Studies.

The Centre for Canadian Studies coordinates multifaceted initiatives of teaching and research taking place predominantly at the University of Vienna with a focus on Canada. It organizes and finances interdisciplinary programs furthering Canadian Studies research (in particular lecture series, symposia, and study tours).

It is co-directed by the Department of English and American Studies and the Department of Romance Studies. Various institutes at the University of Vienna are involved in the Centre for Canadian Studies, including the Department of English and American Studies, Romance Studies, Cultural and Social Anthropology, and History.

The Centre for Canadian Studies also maintains connections with other Canadian Studies programs and institutions with similar goals throughout Europe and America. It is affiliated with other Centres for Canadian Studies.

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To see our most recent events, please visit the Events section.

News & Events

05.12.2019 12:15
 

Negotiating Family Histories Across Generations: Two Examples from Contemporary Canadian and Anglo-Québec Writing

Elisabeth Tutschek (Université de Montréal) - 4th Vienna Lecture in Canadian Studies

15.11.2019
 

Student Exchange in Canada

Deadline for applications: November 15, 2019

31.10.2019 10:48
 

Une métropole Québécoise et canadienne - Montréal et ses représentations de diversité

Seminar by Elisabeth Tutschek

18.06.2019 18:00
 

Queer Acadian Quest for Legitimacy: Language, Gender and Power Dynamics

Lecture by Prof. Dr. Isabelle LeBlanc (Département d'études françaises Université de Moncton)

05.06.2019 14:30
 

Belonging in Unbelonging: Im/mobilities in Dionne Brand's Writing

Guest Lecture by Tegan Zimmerman (Stephens College)

04.04.2019 10:54
 

Teaching Indigenous Law in Intense Comparison to State Law: Questions and Challenges

Guest Lecture by Jeremy Webber (Professor of Law at the University of Victoria)