MA in Anthropology in Tulsa United States | University of Tulsa

Anthropology explores humanity across time and cultures. Our interdisciplinary curriculum focuses on four key branches: archaeology, cultural anthropology, biological (physical) anthropology, and linguistics. This comprehensive approach helps you understand diverse societies throughout history.

Your academic journey will center on building theoretical understanding and analytical skills for examining human cultures and social structures. With guidance from our experienced faculty, you'll conduct cutting-edge research in TU's advanced laboratories and at global field sites. You'll utilize exceptional resources including our renowned collections, featuring the largest lithic raw material assemblage in the U.S., while applying academic knowledge to practical challenges.
Through collaborative teamwork that blends laboratory experiments with international fieldwork, you'll cultivate essential critical thinking and problem-solving abilities for professional success. In addition to our four degree options, our prestigious master's program boasts impressive outcomes, with more than 75% of graduates working in anthropology or archaeology roles at respected institutions like the Oklahoma Department of Human Services, U.S. Department of the Interior, and Osage Nation.

Career paths include: Cultural resource specialist, Museum research coordinator, Forensic anthropology consultant, Urban heritage planner
Field archaeologist