Study Anthropology at St. Thomas University

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ANTHROPOLOGY THE STUDY OF HUMAN DIVERSITY IN ALL FORMS You will explore the social, cultural, biological, and linguistic aspects of human diversity. You will be out in the world interacting with people in a variety of social contexts, excavating artifacts, and analyzing bones in our Anthropology laboratory.

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You will engage in experiential learning opportunities, like field and laboratory work.

The hands-on nature of Anthropology means assignments come in many forms.

Program streams

Topics in Anthropology

Archaeology

• Alternative gender • Cultural diversity • Human evolution • Human rights • Indigenous rights • Racism • Rituals and religion

Analyze the different human strategies used to cope with social, political, economic, and ecological problems, and learn to appreciate past cultures, art, and values while answering questions about human history.

Cultural and Social Anthropology Understand the fundamentals of human existence by participating in the lives of specific groups or demographics.

Physical Anthropology Study the diversity of contemporary human populations, as well as human skeletal remains, to understand our evolutionary past and modern forensic investigations.

After graduation Anthropology will open doors to positions in research, non-profit associations, museums, government agencies, educational institutions, world organizations, and private corporations. Anthropologists work where there is a need to manage, evaluate, and interpret data on human behaviour.

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