
Canadian studies centre
Zentrum für Kanadastudien · centre d'études canadiennes
About us

The history of the Centres for Area Studies is a story of success. It began in April 1997 when the Canadian Studies Centre, the first of five centres for area studies, was established. [more]
Replay

You missed one of our events? These and other videos are now available in replay for you [more]
News
- Appel à candidaturesPrix Richard Mille/CEQF : "La Francophonie en débat". Date limite: 15 janvier 2021
- Appel à articles / Call for papersÉtudes Canadiennes. Date limite: 1er mars 2021
- Bourse de formation à distance de l'AIEQ
- Virtual Canadian StudiesOnline-Kursprogramm WS 2020/21
- Nachwuchsforum der GKS (16-17/09/2021)Call for papers - 30.04.2021
- Canadian Historical AssociationAnnual meeting: 31 May to 2 June 2021, online

Students
Are you interested in studying in Canada? Exchange programs with a variety of partner universities are available. [more]

Researchers / lecturers
The activities of the Canadian Studies Centre are based on and complemented by a strong nationwide and international research network. The University of Innsbruck has a number of research and teaching partnerships with various Canadian universities facilitating, among others, scientific exchange within the framework of faculty exchange programs. [more]

School
To attract the interest of the younger generation, the Canadian Studies Centre organizes a variety of activities, including film screenings, workshops, or the participation in the “Young University” program. These events provide insight into different facets of Canada such as Canadian culture or Canadian history. [more]
Contact and Information
Centre for Area Studies, Universität Innsbruck
Herzog-Friedrich-Straße 3 (Old Town), 1st floor
6020 Innsbruck, Austria
+43 (0)512 507-39301 /-39302
+43 (0)512 507-38309
canada.centre@uibk.ac.at
www.facebook.com/zks.uibk/

The Wirth Alumni Network (WAN) is a network of scholars of mostly, but not exclusively, former doctoral scholars at the University of Alberta’s Wirth Institute for Austrian and Central European Studies [more]