International seminars and summer schools
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In addition, a summer school is organized with Peking University, China, to welcome and send students from both establishments.
These provide an excellent opportunity to meet and exchange ideas on specific study issues, and to expand one's network in a more informal setting.
Participants earn study credits or certificates, depending on the partnership agreement.
Focus on... the Venetian art history seminar
The year 2024 marks the 27th anniversary of the Venetian art history seminar, the fruit of collaboration between the École du Louvre and the Istituto Veneto di Scienze Lettere ed Arti. In the wake of the anniversary seminar held from June 27 to July 3, the École du Louvre offers to retrace this scientific collaboration by recalling the conferences, meetings and visits that made up this partnership, as witnessed by the anthology below.
International seminars
The École du Louvre, in partnership with the University Federico II of Naples, is offering a seminar organized between Paris and Naples designed to question the relationship between archaeology and museology.
Introduction
The École du Louvre has joined forces with the University Federico II of Naples to offer a cross-seminar in French, English and Italian bringing together students from each institution. Organized between Paris and Naples, the seminar is based on the complementary nature of specialist talks and field visits, including, in Naples, the Naples Archaeological Museum, the Phlegrean Fields Archaeological Museum, the Herculanense Museum, the sites of Pompei, Velia, Paestum or Rione Terra; in Paris, the national archaeology museum of St-Germain-en Laye, the Musée de l'Homme, the museum of the Bibliothèque nationale de France or Inrap.
The aim of the seminar is to question the relationship between archaeology and museology according to the most recent disciplinary and methodological orientations. The seminar invites participants to reflect on archaeology as a cognitive process, analysis and interpretation, data storage and the digital management of archaeological documents. The seminar also addresses the challenges of conserving, exhibiting and mediating archaeological sites and collections: protecting, exhibiting and understanding the challenges of archaeological sites and museums.
- Target audience: students from the École du Louvre and partner university
- Subject 2023: Reading and transmitting the past: archaeology and museology (download program)
- Subject 2024: To be determined
- Locations: Paris, Naples
- Dates: end of May 2024
Contact
The seminar "Exposing the archaeological object" is organized by the Ecole du Louvre and the Ecole française d'Athènes, in Macedonia (Northern Greece).
The final day of the seminar takes place at the University of Thessalonica and allows students to present an assessment of the seminar and the week's encounters.
Coordination: Laurianne Martinez-Sève, Director of Ancient and Byzantine Studies, Ecole française d'Athènes.
Locations for visits and meetings: Thessaloniki Archaeological Museum; Thessaloniki Byzantine Museum; Vergina (Aigai Museum, Tomb Museum, Veria Museum ...); Serres Museum; Kasta's Tomb and Amphipolis Museum; University of Thessalonica Museum.
- Target audience: Ecole du Louvre students
- Date: May
- Duration: 1 week
- Location: Greece
The École du Louvre is organizing with the MAD Paris (Musée des Arts décoratifs), the Wallace Collection (London), the Victoria & Albert Museum (London) and theUniversité de Lille, a seminar on the history of the decorative arts from the 17th to the 19th centuries.
Introduction
Adjacent to the "Decorative Arts" course of the Master in Art History at the University of Lille directed by Patrick Michel, this seminar benefits from a partnership with two prestigious museum institutions, the Wallace collection (London), and the MAD Paris (Musée des Arts décoratifs). Delivered in English and French, it gives École du Louvre students enrolled in the first year of their second cycle the opportunity to benefit from theoretical instruction as well as practical and technical teaching, as close as possible to the collections and works, with one day at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs and two days in situ and hands on at the Wallace collection.
- Target audience: students from the École du Louvre and partner universities.
- Subject 2023: download the 2023 program
- Dates: March (3 days)
- Locations: Paris, London
Information
The École du Louvre and the Istituto Veneto di Scienze Lettere ed Arti (Venice, Italy) organize an annual joint seminar on particular aspects of Venetian art preserved in the Veneto or in foreign collections.
Introduction
This annual seminar is the fruit of a close collaboration between the École du Louvre and the Istituto Veneto di Scienze, Lettere ed Arti. It is aimed at graduate students from French and foreign universities and schools. It takes place in both French and Italian. A good understanding of both languages is essential.
Each session includes lectures by internationally renowned specialists and illustrative lecture-visits led by curators or professors.
Students' active participation is solicited through monographic presentations of works during the visits. A bibliography and methodological instructions are provided to participants upon registration.
- Target audience: students from the École du Louvre and French and foreign universities and schools
- Topic 2024: Venice and Collecting (download the 2024 poster)
- Languages: French and Italian
- Date: June 27 to July 3, 2024
- Location: Venice
- Application deadline: April 8, 2024
- To apply, please use the following form: Application for the Venetian Art History Seminar 2024.
Contact
Ogni anno, l'École du Louvre e l'Istituto Veneto di Scienze Lettere ed Arti (Venezia, Italia) organizzano un seminario congiunto su aspetti particolari dell'arte veneta conservata in Veneto o in collezioni straniere.
Introduzione
Questo seminario annuale è il risultato di una stretta collaborazione tra l'Ecole du Louvre e l'Istituto Veneto di Scienze, Lettere ed Arti. Si rivolge agli studenti laureati e agli dottorandi delle università (e delle scuole avanzate) francesi, italiane e straniere. Si svolge in francese e in italiano. È indispensabile una buona comprensione di entrambe le lingue.
Ogni sessione prevede conferenze di specialisti di fama internazionale e visite illustrative guidate da curatori o professori.
La partecipazione attiva degli studenti è incoraggiata da presentazioni di opere o di temi durante le visite. Una bibliografia e istruzioni metodologiche sono fornite ai partecipanti al momento dell'iscrizione.
- Pubblico interessato: studenti dell'École du Louvre e di università francesi, italiane e straniere (Laurea magistrale e Dottorandi).
- Tema 2024 : Venezia e il collezionismo (scarica il poster 2024)
- Lingue: francese e italiano
- Data: dal 27 giugno al 3 luglio 2024
- Luogo: Venezia
- Termine di iscrizione: 8 aprile 2024
- Per iscriversi, si prega di utilizzare il seguente modulo: Domanda di partecipazione al Seminario di Storia dell'Arte Veneziana 2024.
Contatto
The École du Louvre and the University of Neuchâtel organize a joint seminar on the history of museology every year in Switzerland.
Introduction
Destined for École du Louvre students enrolled in their second year of graduate studies ("Research course in museology") and students at the Swiss University, this seminar takes place every year in Neuchâtel.
Dedicated to the "History of Museology", each session includes lectures, and practical application sessions in local museums.
- Target audience: École du Louvre students
- Subject 2023: Spoliation - Restitution - Provenance research
- Dates: December
Contact
The École du Louvre and the Université de Montréal are offering two museology seminars for students from both institutions in France and Canada
Introduction
The partnership between the École du Louvre and the Université de Montréal aims to offer a Canadian museology seminar, held in Montreal for École du Louvre students, and a French museology seminar, held in Paris for Université de Montréal students.
Canadian museology seminar
Destined for École du Louvre graduate students, this Canadian museology seminar takes place every year in Montreal.
Students take part in the applied research program in museology, run jointly by the University and many of Montreal's heritage institutions.
This seminar is supported by the Office franco-québécois pour la Jeunesse (OFQJ).
- Target audience: École du Louvre students
- Location: Montreal
- Dates: June to August
French Museology Seminar
As a reciprocal of the Canadian Museology Seminar, a program entitled "French Museology" is offered to students of the Université de Montréal and the Université du Québec à Montréal.
The latter benefit from an overview of French museological and heritage characteristics, through a large number of meetings with heritage managers, visits to institutions or departments with museological specificities.
- Target audience: students from partner universities
- Location: Paris
- Dates: October
Contact
Summer school
As part of the exchange program between Peking University and the École du Louvre, French students travel to China for a summer program introducing them to Chinese culture and civilization.
- Target group: École du Louvre students
- Dates: July (3 weeks)
- Location: Beijing, China
Contact
Useful links
Contact
Service des Relations internationales
Aile Flore, 2nd floor. Offices F08, F09, F11.
Student reception, in person (no appointment necessary)
- Tuesday : 2:00 pm-5:00 pm
- Thursday : 2:00 pm-5:00 pm
We would also like to remind you that all information is available online. Please feel free to consult our web pages and send us an e-mail if you have any questions: seminar[email protected]
