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Claudine Déom is a professor at the School of Architecture where she teaches built heritage conservation at all three cycles of studies. Her research focuses on the links between the conservation of cultural heritage and sustainable development objectives. She is also interested in the history of architecture construction in Quebec, promoting the reuse of existing buildings, particularly those with heritage interest. She is involved in organizations dedicated to heritage conservation, including Heritage Montreal, the Critical Heritage Studies Association, and ICOMOS. She serves on the Minister of Culture and Communications of Quebec's Partners Table and is a researcher at the Laboratory of History and Heritage of Montreal and the Interdisciplinary Research Center in Montreal Studies.
Most programs require French B2 level; specific departments may require C1 or C2.