This is a professional program for students interested in an anthropology career outside academia. Core courses include preparation in cultural analysis and management.
Students intern with an agency or organization suitable to their career interests.
Specialization is flexible, permitting students to select from a variety of areas of career focus or to tailor course requirements to their special career requirements. Areas of specialization include The Anthropology of Health and Community Development, Historic Archaeology, Resource Management and Cultural Process, and Applied Biological Anthropology. Students seeking to pursue interests outside these areas may do so with departmental permission and the cooperation of a faculty advisor. Admissions Information Students are required to submit Graduate Record Examination scores and fulfill the Graduate School admission requirements. The program requires 42 credit hours of coursework.