Graduate Program in Anthropology
Our graduate program consists of 19 faculty members and about 70 graduate students. We have an eclectic group of student who have come to Kansas from all over the World. The program focuses on a cohesive graduate student body that allows students to work together in furthering their educational goals while gaining the skills they will need in their chosen field.
With a comprehensive approach in Anthropology, students are trained across a broad range of topics with special emphasis placed on the subdisciplines of:
• Archaeology
• Biological
• Socio-Cultural
• Linguistics
Research is available in many regions of the world including Latin America, United States, Oceania, East and Southeast Asia, and Africa. Our program also offers opportunities to work in field schools abroad. Both the M.A. and the Ph.D. programs are tailored to the needs of individual students within each sub-discipline and stress intensive one-on-one discussions between students and their advisers.
For further information please contact our Graduate Coordinator or Graduate Officer:
Dr. Donald Stull (785) 864-2641 Ms Le-Thu Erazmus, MSE (785) 864-2630
Deadlinefor Fall 2013 graduate (MA and PhD) admissions has already passed (was January 5, 2013). Next admissions deadline will be Jan. 5, 2014 for Fall 2014 applicants.
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M.A. in Anthropology
Ph.D. in Anthropology
Graduate Student Handbook 2013
Doctoral Program Profile (2011)
All Anthropology Courses
Fall 2013 course offerings
Cost of Attendance
Graduate Studies Student Resources
The Office of Graduate Studies
Office of Student Financial Aid
An inside look at our department:
List of Current Graduate Students
Graduate Students in Anthropology
Graduate Degrees Awarded


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