| Core Classes |
ANTH 5010 Anthropological Thought and Praxis I
ANTH 5021 Anthropological Thought and Praxis II
ANTH 5031 Ethnographic and Qualitative Methods
ANTH 5041 Quantitative Methods in Anthropology
ANTH 5050 Pre-Practicum: Problems and Cases in Applied Anthropology |
| Modes of Communication |
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Email, Online, Phone.
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| Admission Requirements |
| The applicant must hold the bachelor's degree from an accredited U.S. institution or equivalent training at a foreign university. In addition, applicants must have adequate subject preparation in anthropology. If the applicant is accepted into the program with fewer than 12 hours of anthropology, s/he must take a prerequisite leveling course the summer before the first year of study, ANTH 5000. |
| Application Requirements |
| Application Process: Applicants submit an application form, 3 reference evaluation forms (or letters of recommendation), a statement of purpose (personal essay), and a writing sample. Detailed instructions are available at: http://anthropology.unt.edu/grad-online.php Application Deadline (ANTH Dept.): Early Admission and Scholarship Deadline: February 1 ; Late Admission: May 1. General Graduate Application Information at UNT: http://www.tsgs.unt.edu/admission_to_graduate_studies.htm |
| Advising Information |
| By the end of their first semester, students must have selected an advisor, who can be any member of the anthropology faculty. Students’ choice of advisor will be facilitated by an on-campus orientation before the start of the first fall semester, where they will hear presentations by all faculty and have opportunities for informal social contact. Registration after the first semester requires an advising code provided by the advisor. Students should work closely with their advisor to plan their courses and practicum. |
| Contact Information |
| Lisa Henry, Director of Graduate Programs, 940-565-4160 or lisa.henry@unt.edu Marisa Abbe, Graduate Programs Coordinator, 940-565-4931 or marisa.abbe@unt.edu |
| Transfer Policy |
| UNT's transfer FAQ: http://www.unt.edu/prospect/prospectivetrans.htm |
| Transfer Requirements |
A student who holds a bachelor’s degree may apply up to 9 semester hours of graduate work completed elsewhere (within the last 6 years) toward the master’s degree. Transfer hours must show a B average. They must be approved by the graduate coordinator or committee chair, as well as the graduate dean.
Maximum Transfer Hours: 9 |
| Tuition & Fees |
Tuition: Tuition Residency Information: http://essc.unt.edu/registrar/residenc.htm
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| Useful Links |
Online Master’s Program: http://anthropology.unt.edu/grad-online.php
Department of Anthropology: http://anthropology.unt.edu/ |
| Special Issues |
| There is a required practicum. The practicum is a project for a client. It allows students to integrate what they have learned, and helps position them for their career. It is formalized as a series of two courses:
ANTH 5800 Applying Anthropology: Practicum I
ANTH 5810 Applying Anthropology: Practicum II |
