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Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Archaeology

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Anthropology and ArchaeologyFaculty of ArtsFaculty of Graduate StudiesPHD - Doctor of Philosophy

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Program Admissions Information

The deadline for the submission of complete applications is available on the Future Students website: http://www.ucalgary.ca/future-students/graduate/explore-programs/archaeology-doctor-philosophy-thesis-based.


In addition to Faculties of Graduate Studies and Arts admission requirements, the Department requires:

a) A specimen of relevant written work (an honours essay, term paper, or seminar essay bearing the grade and initials of the supervising professor, the analysis chapter of a Master of Arts thesis or a published article where the applicant is the sole or senior author).

b) A concise statement setting forth the reasons for wishing to pursue graduate work in this department.

c) An up-to-date curriculum vitae.

d) A 3.30 grade point average in the last two years of program or over the last 60 units.

e) Two letters of reference from individuals able to evaluate academic potential.

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