Dr. Craig Brunetti, Dean of Graduate Studies

DEGREES
M.A.: Anthropology (archaeology & ethnohistory of Canada, Mesoamerica, South America, Southwest U.S. & the Ancient Mediterranean); Canadian Studies & Indigenous Studies (Aboriginal peoples; culture, theory, visual arts & heritage; political economy, labour social policy, environmental politics, women & gender, identities, regions & regionalism); English Literature (public texts); History (Canadian, colonialism & conflict, European, Iberian-American, social & cultural, regional & transnational); Psychology (Health, Developmental, Cognition/Perception/Neuroscience); Sustainability Studies (environmental sustainability, economic prosperity & social responsibility); Theory, Culture & Politics (textuality, semiotics & discourse; culture, nature & technology; gender, body & psyche; science as discourse & knowledge; social & political theory)

M.Sc.: Applications of Modeling in the Natural & Social Sciences (quantitative models, computational, mathematical & statistical techniques); Environmental & Life Sciences (physical geography, climatology, hydrology, ecotoxicology, elemental cycling, organic & inorganic contaminants, environmental chemistry, environmental analysis & management, molecular virology, genetics of behaviour, aging & cancer, limnology, ecology, wildlife management, forestry, plant science); Materials Science (Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Engineering); Psychology (Health, Developmental, Cognition/Perception/Neuroscience)

Ph.D.: Cultural Studies (culture & art, culture & technology, cultural & theory); Indigenous Studies (integration of Indigenous & Western academic knowledge); Environmental & Life Sciences (physical geography, climatology, hydrology, ecotoxicology, elemental cycling, organic & inorganic contaminants, environmental chemistry, environmental analysis & management, molecular virology, genetics of behaviour, aging & cancer, limnology, ecology, wildlife management, forestry, plant science)

JOINT PROGRAMS with Carleton University: Canadian Studies (culture, literature & the arts; environment & heritage; policy, economy & society; identities; women’s studies)
JOINT PROGRAMS with Queen’s University (Kingston)