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Biological Anthropology Interdisciplinary Specialization

Faculty of Arts Faculty of Graduate Studies Cumming School of Medicine Faculty of Science

General Program Information

The University offers an interdisciplinary specialization in Biological Anthropology to students registered in an existing graduate program. The student will receive the degree offered by the home program:

  • Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

  • Master of Science (MSc), thesis-based

  • Master of Arts (MA), thesis-based

Given the limited resources, the specialization may, in any year, admit fewer applicants than those who are qualified to undertake graduate studies.

Location: Earth Sciences 852

Program number: 403.220.2665

Fax: 403.282.9562

Email address: mailto:wwilson@ucalgary.ca

Web page URL: https://arts.ucalgary.ca/anthropology-archaeology/future-students/graduate/programs/biological-anthropology

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