Master of Arts in Anthropology

The Anthropology Department's Master of Arts program offers a robust academic journey that allows students to specialize in one of four key sub-disciplines: Archaeology (either Historical or Prehistoric), Biological Anthropology, Cultural Anthropology, or Linguistic Anthropology.
This advanced degree prepares students for a range of career pathways, including academia, consulting, international development, and governmental roles. In addition to foundational coursework, the program emphasizes hands-on research and methodological rigor, equipping students with the skills required for nuanced anthropological analysis and specialized research projects. The curriculum is designed to deepen students' understanding of human behavior and societies, enabling them to contribute meaningfully to interdisciplinary knowledge and global issues.
Students should be able to discuss the concepts that allow the intellectual integration of four sub-fields together into anthropology, and each sub-field’s major contributions to the scientific and humanistic study of our own species.
Students should be successful in finding professional employment in their specialty, or alternatively students should be able to apply successfully to doctoral programs at any university in the U.S.A.
Students who graduate with an M.A. in Anthropology from UNR will have skills and experience in original research.

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