To help prospective graduate students identify potential mentors, below is a list of professors currently accepting graduate supervision.

MODERN:

Maja Babic, Assistant Professor in History of Architecture

• Institution: University of Groningen

• Department: History of Art, Architecture and Landscape

• Areas of supervision: East-Central Europe and the Balkans; politics, architecture, and ideology; heritage

• Period: 20th and 21st century

• Type of supervision: MA and PhD

Aglaya Glebova, Associate Professor, History of Art

• Institution: University of California, Berkeley

• Department: History of Art

• Areas of supervision: European and Soviet art

• Period: Twentieth Century

• Type of supervision: PhD only

Samuel Johnson, Associate Professor and Director of Graduate Studies in Art History

• Institution: Syracuse University

• Department: Art and Music Histories

• Areas of Supervision: Russia, Central and Eastern Europe

• Period: 20th c.

• Type of Supervision: MA

• Funding: Teaching assistantships and tuition scholarships (full and partial)

Kristin Romberg, Associate Professor of Art History

• Institution: University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

• Department: Art History Program, School of Art & Design

• Areas of Supervision: Twentieth-Century art

• Type of Supervision: MA, PhD

Isabel Wünsche, Professor of Art and Art History

• Institution: Constructor University Bremen
• Department: Humanities Division, School of Business, Social and Decision Sciences
• Areas of supervision: modernism and the avant-garde, abstraction, émigré artists, women artists, global networks
• Period: first half of the 20th century
• Type of supervision: PhD only

EARLY MODERN:

Tomasz Grusiecki, Associate Professor and Alfred & Isabel Bader Chair in Northern Baroque Art

• Institution: Queen's University at Kingston

• Department: Art History and Art Conservation

• Areas of Supervision: Poland-Lithuania, Holy Roman Empire, East-Central Europe, the Baltic, Northern Europe

• Period: 16th-18th c.

• Type of Supervision: MA and PhD

Suzanna Ivanic, Senior Lecturer in Early Modern European History

• Institution: University of Kent

• Department: History

• Areas of Supervision: Bohemia, Holy Roman Empire, East-Central Europe

• Period: 16th-18th c.

• Type of Supervision: MA and PhD

Olenka Z Pevny, Associate Professor of Early Slavonic and Ukrainian Studies

• Institution: University of Cambridge

• Department: Slavonic Studies Section, Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages and Linguistics; History Faculty

• Areas of supervision: Visual Culture and Cultural History of Eastern Europe; Byzantine Art and Culture; Early Rus' History and Culture; Early Modern History and Culture of Ukraine; Ukrainian Studies.

• Period: Medieval and Early Modern; Rus' inheritance in Modernity

• Type of supervision: MA and PhD

MEDIEVAL:

Alice Isabella Sullivan, Assistant Professor in History of Art and Architecture

• Institution: Tufts University

• Department: History of Art and Architecture

• Areas of Supervision: Danubian Lands, the Balkans, Byzantine-Slavic cultural spheres

• Period: 12th-16th c.

• Type of Supervision: MA

Justin Willson, Assistant Professor

• Institution: Yale University

• Department: History of Art

• Areas of Supervision: Byzantine and early Slavic Art

• Period: Up to 1700

• Type of Supervision: PhD