Message from the UTM Department of Anthropology to our community members regarding COVID-19:

Our faculty and staff are committed to ensuring that any changes made to Anthropology course delivery and/or assessment methods, undergraduate advising, and administrative processes are implemented with the least amount of disruption to students and to the broader UTM community. We are mindful of the stresses that our community members, particularly students, are dealing with during this unprecedented set of circumstances related to COVID-19. We will continue to communicate information to you as soon as we can, and we encourage you to use the links below for important updates. Thanks to everyone for your understanding and flexibility; together we can complete the term successfully.

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Quick links for general COVID-19 updates:

• Coronavirus (COVID-19) and U of T's response and FAQ
• UTM Coronavirus Updates and FAQ
• HR & Equity Coronavirus Updates and Information

Quick links for students:

• Log in to Quercus for course updates
• Special Consideration for Missed Term Work (if you miss a test or assignment in a UTM Anthropology course)
• Undergraduate Advising (by phone or email for UTM Anthropology students)
• Office of the Registrar COVID-19 FAQ
• Accessibility Services COVID-19 Updates for Students
• UTM Residence COVID-19 Updates
• UTM Health & Counselling Centre
• COVID-19 Information for University of Toronto Students

Quick links for graduate students and teaching assistants:

• School of Graduate Studies SGS Coronavirus (COVID-19) Updates page

Quick links for faculty and instructors:

• Coronavirus (COVID-19) Research FAQ
• Accessibility Services COVID-19 Updates for Faculty
• UTM Anthropology Wiki (for UTM Anthropology faculty, instructors and staff only)

About UTM Anthropology

Anthropology is the study of humankind from its beginnings to the present day.  Many disciplines concern themselves with the human, but only anthropology seeks to understand the whole panorama of human existence - in geographic space and evolutionary time - through comparative and holistic study.

The research interests of our full-time faculty members reflect the broad mandate of anthropology as a discipline. We cover the traditional four subfields of anthropology: archaeology, biological anthropology, linguistic anthropology, and sociocultural anthropology; this includes strengths in forensic anthropology and the anthropology of health. Learn more about studying anthropology at UTM.

Learn about our research activities

Our faculty members study a broad array of topics around the world. We cover the traditional four subfields of anthropology: anthropological archeology, biological anthropology, linguistic anthropology, and sociocultural anthropology; this includes strengths in forensic anthropology and the anthropology of health.

View our latest research activities.