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Anthropology at UAlbany


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Welcome to the University at Albany Anthropology Department. Anthropology is the study of humanness. The Department at UAlbany is a four-field department--that is, we pursue this study of humanness through teaching and research in the subdisciplines of archaeology, biological anthropology, cultural anthropology, and linguistic anthropology. Anthropology majors receive a solid foundation in all four.

UAlbany offers undergraduate and graduate degrees in anthropology. Students may earn Bachelor of Arts degrees in Anthropology and Linguistics, as well Master of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy degrees in each of the subfields. Additionally, the department jointly offers a Bachelor of Science in Human Biology in conjunction with the UAlbany Biological Sciences Department.

 
 
Department of Anthropology
Arts & Sciences Building, Room 237
1400 Washington Avenue, Albany, NY 12222
Phone: (518) 442-4700; Fax: (518) 442-5710
Office hours: 8:30am - 5pm M-F

Please send questions or comments to: anthro@albany.edu


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Current events & department news

Nov. 23 President Philip celebrates grant support for the Center for the Elimination of Minority Health Disparities Directed by Dr. Schell

Schoharie field school student in the news

Dr. Burkhart's Nahautl Theater Volume 4 has been published by the University of Oklahoma Press.


Speakers Series

Fall 2009:

Nov 6 3pm
Professor Bernard Wood, The George Washington University "Fifty years of Paranthropus boisei"

Spring 2010:


 

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