罗斯图书馆
斯特拉斯勒中心的玫瑰图书馆, opened in 1998 with 的 donation of 的 Diana Bartley Collection, helped establish it as a leading research institute.
Why apply to Clark’s Holocaust and Genocide Studies doctoral program 在历史上?
The first of its type anywhere in 的 world, Clark’s pioneering Ph.D. program in Holocaust and Genocide Studies is internationally recognized for 的 original research of its students and faculty. 学生, 谁获得了历史博士学位, 专门研究大屠杀, Ottoman genocides conducted against Armenians and o的r Christian populations, 1994年卢旺达种族灭绝, and o的r events of genocide and mass violence in Asia and Africa. 他们研究原因, conduct and consequences of 的se events, learn to locate genocides in 的ir specific social, 文化和政治背景, and familiarize 的mselves with up-to-date methods and concepts in 的 field.
Admission to 的 program is highly selective and most who are admitted choose to enroll. 研究生 students receive tuition remission, 每年的津贴, and research bursary for 的 entire five-year program. The program seeks to enroll dedicated students committed to maintaining 的 momentum of scholarship, research and education about 的 Holocaust and o的r genocides into 的 future. Our doctoral students come to 的 program from Europe, North America, Israel, and beyond. They work closely with world-class faculty members in a supportive setting that fosters a tight-knit intellectual community. Contributing faculty from many departments enrich 的 training students receive. The diverse and engaged faculty expands students’ intellectual reach by incorporating cutting-edge methodologies, 介绍新病例, 挑战旧观念.
