Anthropology at Waterloo offers a wide range of courses in different areas of the field. Whether you are interested in archaeological, biological, or sociocultural Anthropology, we have courses and academic plans to support your interests. Our diverse range of academic programs and plans allow you to tailor your studies to your future goals while matching your current needs.
Our advisors are here every step of the way to answer your questions and help you find what you are looking for, whether it be an academic plan change, a course enrolment or a progress update; they are here to help.
Another important aspect of student life is your connection to your community. Attending academic events is a great way to stay connected to the Anthropology community at Waterloo, to get to know your profs better and to learn more about the field outside the classroom. You can also see more below about our Anthropology Student Society.
The Student Anthropology Society arranges social and scholarly events during the year. Members of the society can often be found in the Anthropology Lounge.
The Anthropology Society also maintains the AnthSoc (Anthropology Society) mailing list, to which all Anthropology students are encouraged to subscribe.
Check out the ANTHSoc website.
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