Welcome to our Graduate Program At the University of Georgia, themes of ecology and environment connect our cultural anthropologists, anthropological archaeologists, and biological anthropologists to one another and to scholars and practitioners beyond the department and the university. Our interdisciplinary and integrative connections give our work scholarly and practical relevance. We offer a Ph.D. in anthropology, and an anthropology and integrative conservation Ph.D. A master’s degree is not required to apply to our Ph.D. program. Program Information and Resources Professor Laurie Reitsema works in a laboratory. We have a strong culture of mentoring with students working closely with faculty and other students, often within lab groups concentrated around cultural, biological, and archaeological anthropology. Graduate Degree ProgramsDetailed information about our graduate degrees including the MA and PhD degrees. How to ApplyFind application procedures for both the MA Anthropology program. Graduate Courses & Course SchedulesSee all course descriptions and up to date course schedules SyllabiAccess syllabi for current and past Anthropology courses. FAQFrequently asked questions about the Anthropology Graduate Program Assistantship ApplicationCompletion of this form, when submitted no later than December 1st with your completed application, will insure that you are considered for a departmental assistantship upon successful admission to the Anthropology graduate program.For those students currently enrolled in our program, the deadline for completion of this form is February 1st. Current Graduate StudentsSee a listing of our current graduate students Anthropology Graduate Student Organization (AGSO)The AGSO represents graduate students' interests, facilitates professional development and hosts regular events. Awards & FundingWe have different types of awards and funding available.
