EXPLORE OUR HUMANITIES LEARNING SPACES
EXPLORE OUR HUMANITIES LEARNING SPACES
Here in Humanities, we believe that where you learn is just as important as what you learn — and that learning doesn’t just happen in the classroom. Explore the many spaces you’ll use as a Humanities student, from theatres to media facilities to art studios to high-tech classrooms.
TAKE A CAMPUS TOUR WITH FELLOW HUMANITIES STUDENTS
TAKE A CAMPUS TOUR WITH FELLOW HUMANITIES STUDENTS
Our McMaster Humanities Society (MHS) reps walk you around campus and show you their favourite spots to study, grab a coffee and hang out.
Learn About Our Spaces
Concert Hall
Our beautiful two-storey concert hall is a venue for live music and performance, guest lectures and celebrations.
Multimedia Wing
The Anne & Neil MacArthur Humanities Multimedia Wing offers high tech workstations and 24/7 access for Media Arts students.
Fitzhenry Studio & Atrium
The Dr. Robert and Andrée Rhéaume Fitzhenry Studios and Atrium is over 1,700 sq. ft. of art creation and presentation space.
Lyons Family Studio
Our Lyons Family Studio is the ideal space for imaginative theatrical and multimedia performances.
Robinson Memorial Theatre
Robinson Memorial Theatre a theatre, performance, and lecture hall space.
Active Learning Classrooms
Innovative 360-degree learning spaces emphasizing collaboration and new modes of learning.
Hamilton is home
Get to know Hamilton
McMaster University calls Hamilton home. Famous in the past as ‘the Steel City,’ Hamilton is also well known for the arts, food, waterfalls, gardens, trails, and great opportunities. We want to help you get to know our city with a short guide on what Hamilton is all about.
WHAT HUMANITIES STUDENTS LOVE ABOUT CAMPUS
WHAT HUMANITIES STUDENTS LOVE ABOUT CAMPUS
Our students love Mac's peaceful, walkable campus, its nature trails, and the fact that University Hall looks like a castle -- or Hogwarts. What will be your favourite part of coming to McMaster?
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