Anthropology is the study of humans as cultural beings, past and present, in a comparative, cross-cultural and holistic light. The Anthropology Program emphasizes the role of culture in human behaviour, exposing students to studies in human evolution, environment and language development/adaptation. The program is home to a wide range of expertise in medical, environmental and applied anthropology. Search for answers to problems in a rapidly-changing and globalized world. Uncover the forces at play behind human cultural behaviour. Learn why humans are different, and ways in which we are all the same.

Career Opportunities include- * Education, as teachers, professors and researchers * Museum and archives curator * Lab or Field Technician * Government sector, working for departments such as parks, highways, land management and cultural resources * Non-government and business sector, working for a range of private companies focussed on, for example: excavation, heritage conservation, environmental site assessments, counselling and urban planning * Communications