Our Anthropology Programs
BA Program
BSc Program
Resources
Academic Information
Department Resources
Department Library - The Urve Linnamae Library is located on the main floor of the Archaeology Building. It is a small collection, but contains resources that are specifically useful for undergrads, grad students, and faculty within the department. The library also houses some unique artifact displays.
Student Lounge - The Anthropology student lounge is on the third floor of the Archaeology building. It is open to all Anthropology students for studying and relaxing.
Student Involvement
ASA - The Anthropology Students Association is a great way to meet other Anthropology students and be involved in department events throughout the year. ASA also hosts a bi-annual undergraduate conference.
Saskatoon Archaeological Society - is a chapter of the provincial organization. The group holds monthly meetings in the department and encourages undergraduate students to attend and participate in local events. An annual APALA membership also serves as an annual membership to the Saskatoon society. Check around the department for dates of upcoming events.
Saskatchewan Archaeological Society (SAS) - is the provincial archaeological organization. The SAS is devoted to education and conservation of archaeology in the province. The organization hosts an annual conference, plans various tours throughout the year, and offers many opportunities for volunteers, both avocational and professional, to take part in excavations. The SAS publishes the Saskatchewan Archaeology Quarterly and they have funding opportunities for students.
Other Useful Resources
- Anthropology and the Environment Section, AAA
- Canadian Archaeological Association
- Wanuskewin Heritage Park
- Society for American Archaeology (SAA)
- The Canadian Anthropology Society
- Canadian Association for Biological Anthropology
- American Anthropological Society
- The Society for Medical Anthropology
- The Society for Applied Anthropology
- Archaeology Style Guide (SAA Style Guide)
- Anthropology Style Guide (AAA or Chicago Style)
Course Offerings
Programs and Course Requirements
BSc Programs and Course Requirements
The Department of Anthropology offers the following Anthropology programs:
BA Programs and Course Requirements
The Department of Anthropology offers the following Anthropology programs:
- Bachelor of Arts Honours (B.A. Honours) - Anthropology
- Bachelor of Arts Four-year (B.A. Four-year) - Anthropology
- Bachelor of Arts Three-year (B.A. Three-year) - Anthropology
- Bachelor of Arts Double Honours (B.A. Honours) - Anthropology - Major 1
- Bachelor of Arts Double Honours (B.A. Honours) - Anthropology - Major 2
- Minor - Anthropology
All Anthropology Majors students are strongly encouraged to have yearly program check advising with a faculty member. Check with the department office for more information about making an appointment.