Experiential Learning
Update regarding Fall 2020 and Winter 2021 courses: The following UTM Anthropology courses are eligible for the Experiential Learning Bursary program in 2020-21. Visit the EL Bursary page for eligibility and application information.
- ANT306H5F
- ANT318H5F
- ANT418H5F
- ANT241H5S
- ANT312H5S
- ANT368H5S
UTM Anthropology courses with local or international experiential learning components can provide students with opportunities to:
- gain hands-on experience;
- acquire new skills;
- develop closer ties to communities;
- learn about the diversity of cultures that exist in our world;
- network with professionals in a specific industry;
- and more!
Not all courses are offered each year; consult the UTM Timetable for course offerings.
Click on a course title below to view the description in the UTM Academic Calendar.
Archaeology
ANT308H5 Case Studies in Archaeological Botany and Zoology
ANT312H5 Archaeological Analysis
ANT318H5 Archaeological Fieldwork
ANT414H5 People and Plants in Prehistory
ANT415H5 Faunal Archaeo-Osteology
ANT416H5 Advanced Archaeological Analysis
ANT418H5 Advanced Archaeological Fieldwork
ANT441H5 Advanced Bioarchaeology
Biological Anthropology
ANT338H5 Laboratory Methods in Biological Anthropology
Forensic Anthropology
ANT306H5 Forensic Anthropology Field School
ANT439H5 Advanced Forensic Anthropology
Linguisitc Anthropology
ANT364H5 Fieldwork in Language, Culture, and Society
Sociocultural Anthropology
ANT241H5 Anthropology and the Indigenous Peoples of Turtle Island (in Canada)
ANT335H5 Anthropology of Gender
ANT368H5 World Religions and Ecology
ANT462H5 Living and Dying: Topics in Medical Anthropology & Global Health
ANT463H5 Anthropologies of Water: On Meaning, Value, and Futures
ANT464H5 The End of Coal: An Ethnographic Approach
Other UTM Experiential Learning Opportunities
UTM Abroad provides students with the opportunity to participate in short-term experiential learning opportunities abroad during term breaks.
The UTM Research Opportunity Program (ROP) gives students from second to fourth year a chance to participate in the research of a faculty member while earning course credit.
