MA in Anthropology (with Thesis) in Ottawa Canada | University of Ottawa

In a world where social and environmental landscapes are continuously evolving, anthropology provides fresh analytical viewpoints by revealing the links between local and global challenges. Ethnography, the field's primary research approach, enables real-time documentation of intricate phenomena across various domains including healthcare, ecology, minority groups, media, and indigenous cultures. Students of anthropology can acquire direct experience by conducting field studies worldwide, observing and interpreting modern societal concerns.

The School of Sociological and Anthropological Studies provides a Master of Arts in anthropology, available both full-time and part-time in French and English. For English programs, annual admission limits are set as outlined in the Admission Requirements.

The master's program offers two pathways: thesis-based or research paper-based. Eligible candidates can apply to incorporate the co-op option into their studies.