Explore the breadth of human experience, past and present, with the Anthropology (BA) at the University of Manitoba. This undergraduate degree delves into critical issues such as human adaptation, cultural diversity, social inequality, and environmental change, offering you a unique lens through which to understand our complex world. You will develop essential social research skills and gain a profound understanding of human behaviour and societal structures, preparing you to critically engage with diverse perspectives. This programme is ideal for intellectually curious students eager to broaden their thinking and gain perspective on global challenges.
This full-time, on-campus programme is studied over three years, providing a comprehensive exploration of cultural anthropology and archaeology. You will engage with core concepts through sample courses like Human Origins and Antiquity, Cultural Anthropology, and Introduction to Archaeology, with opportunities to delve into specialised areas such as Plagues and People or Anthropology of Political Systems. Through rigorous study and critical analysis, you will graduate with a deep understanding of human societies and cultures, equipped for further academic pursuits or a variety of professional pathways where strong analytical and cross-cultural communication skills are valued.