Doctor of Philosophy in Anthropology

The Department of Anthropology’s integrated 4-field approach provides a strong knowledge base and research training for our graduate students. Student and Faculty conduct original research throughout Canada and around the world. Our graduate students complete rigorous thesis-based programs, which include course and field-work, preparing them to be successful in the field of anthropology upon graduation.In addition to satisfying the general requirements of the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research (FGSR), the PhD in Anthropology consists of a minimum of 18 credits of coursework and the completion of a dissertation.

The nature of the coursework will be determined by the student and the supervisor with the following requirement: Anthr 601, normally taken in the first term, is required for all PhD students who did not complete Anthr 501 as an MA student in this department. All PhD students are required to attend two two-hour Professional Development seminars offered by the Department of Anthropology, of which one shall be the departmental graduate student research ethics workshop, unless already taken in the MA Anthropology program. Residency requirement is a minimum of two years. The maximum length of time to complete the PhD program is six years from the date of first registration in the program. Students are encouraged to complete the degree within four years as most financial awards do not exceed four years.

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