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Nov 23, 2024
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2011-2012 Graduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Applied Anthropology, MA or MS
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Admission Requirements
- The applicant must complete two application forms, one for the Toulouse Graduate School and one for the Department of Anthropology. International applicants must apply to International Admissions and be eligible for graduate study.
- The applicant must hold a bachelor’s degree from an accredited U.S. institution or equivalent training at a foreign university.
- Applicants must supply official GRE test scores.
- Applicants must have adequate subject preparation in anthropology. If the applicant is accepted into the program with fewer than 12 hours of anthropology, the applicant must take a prerequisite leveling course (ANTH 5000 ) the summer before the first year of study. Please contact the Director of Graduate Programs, Doug Henry, for more information (Doug.Henry@unt.edu).
- Applicants must submit a statement of purpose (500–750 words).
- Applicants must submit a writing sample.
- Applicants must submit three Reference Evaluation Forms (or letters of recommendation) from persons familiar with their academic record. If an applicant received an undergraduate degree from UNT, only two references may come from the UNT anthropology faculty.
See anthropology.unt.edu/grad-admissions.php for details.
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Program Requirements
For the Master of Arts degree, students fulfill the 36 hours of degree requirements and demonstrate knowledge of a foreign language.
For the Master of Science degree, students fulfill the 36 hours of degree requirements including a course in an additional skill appropriate to their specialty.
The School of Public Health at the University of North Texas Health Science Center and the Department of Anthropology at the University of North Texas have developed a cooperative agreement that allows on-campus students to pursue the Master of Public Health and the Master of Science with a major in applied anthropology. Students will apply 9 hours of course work in public health as part of their electives for anthropology and 12 hours of course work in anthropology as part of their course work for public health. Elective Courses, 15 hours
A minimum of two electives (6 hours) must be from outside anthropology. A minimum of two electives (6 hours) must be from inside anthropology. If pursuing an MS degree, the skills class requirement counts as one of the five electives. The student’s graduate committee must approve the course work. Electives in the on-campus anthropology master’s program are:
Electives in the online anthropology master’s program are:
Note:
During some terms/semesters, graduate courses meet with undergraduate courses, which provides graduate students with a greater selection of elective courses. Applied Thesis, 6 hours
All candidates must take 6 hours of supervised |
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