Are you looking for a social science course at UTM? The Department of Anthropology offers a wide variety of fascinating topics to choose from. Below are two featured courses, and you can view the complete list of current Anthropology course offerings on the U of T Timetable Builder .
Are you looking for a Sociocultural Anthropology course?
Consider enrolling in ANT359H5 F Sovereignty Matters: Indigenous North America in the 21st Century
Instructor: Professor Todd Sanders
Across North America, Indigenous peoples are actively (re)building their nations. This course explores a range of legal and political concerns – e.g., treaties, sovereignty, self-determination, nationhood, citizenship – central to these nation-building projects.
- U of T Timetable Builder
- Enrol via ACORN
- View course prerequisites and description on the UTM Academic Calendar
Culture exists everywhere: in families, societies, and workplaces.
Sociocultural anthropology and linguistic anthropology explore the relations, meanings, practices, and values that help explain why we do what we do. Developing the skills that allow you to gain deeper insights into cultural patterns and practices can help you succeed in your university courses, and your future career path.
Understanding viewpoints from those in positions different than our own is more important than ever.
The human-centred discipline of anthropology explores many intriguing questions, including:
- What does it mean to be human?
- Where do meanings come from?
- What do we share with others, and how are we different from them?
Current course offerings:
- Please refer to the U of T Timetable Builder for the most current list of course offerings and course schedules.
- Enrol in courses via ACORN during your assigned enrolment time.
- View course prerequisites and descriptions on the UTM Academic Calendar.