Undergraduate
Quick Links for UTM Anthropology Undergraduate Students
Program details and requirements (via UTM Academic Calendar)
Degree requirements (via UTM Academic Calendar)
Complete list of courses (via UTM Academic Calendar)
Course descriptions (via UTM Academic Calendar)
Recommended courses by field of interest or career stream
Special topic courses at the 300- or 400-level
Experiential learning and courses outside the classroom
Focus in the Anthropology of Health
Submitting Documentation for Missed Work
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Snil “Sunny” Sahanan Memorial Scholarship
Undergraduate Student Experience Funding Request Form
Undergraduate Teaching Labs & Collections
Career Advising at Anthropology
Teaching & Research Specialities at UTM
UTM Exam Schedule
Are you interested in a career in health services? Consider taking ANT220H5F in Fall 2019.
ANT220 is the foundation course for our Anthropology of Health focus. We’ll examine the evolutionary, epigenetic, and life history approaches to understanding chronic disease risk in human populations. ANT220 is suitable for students seeking training in pre-health disciplines and is open to all students who have completed ANT101 and ANT102.
Undergraduate students: contribute to the first issue of Young Anthropology!
Young Anthropology is our first online, open access and peer reviewed journal!
The deadline to submit book reviews, fieldwork reports, and author interviews is August 31, 2019.
Experiential Learning in the fields of Anthropology
We offer strongly developed ‘hands on’ programs, with fieldwork, assignments, and labs directly related to methods and techniques that can be applied in future careers. Our programs pair well with many other disciplines for double majors. Consider taking an experiential learning course as part of an Anthropology program at UTM.
Frequently Asked Questions
Check our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page for the most common questions asked by undergraduate students, including information about missed tests, course wait lists, prerequisites, and more!