多伦多大学人类学专业

多伦多大学的人类学系成立于1936年，最早的人类学文科硕士在1949年诞生。与此同时，已经有个170多个博士双学位和400多个硕士学位从该人类学系产生。人类学系提供了考古学、生物人类学、社会文化与语言人类学以及医药人类学的教学和研究课程。课程研究重点在于环境观点和环境文化，以及历史观点的构造等普通领域。 人类学专业毕业生可胜任高等院校和相关机构的教学科研工作，或在政府部门、国际组织、大众媒体等相关部门和机构从事文化咨询、决策和管理工作。

Transcript: Applicants are asked to provide a scanned copy of official transcripts or “issued to student” transcripts from all post-secondary institutions attended. The scanned transcripts are to be uploaded to the on-line application system (one single file for each institution attended). Students will be able to upload the transcript(s) after the application fee has been paid. Official transcripts will be requested from students who are short-listed for admission. You will be contacted by the department by March 2017 if official transcripts are needed. Applicants who attended universities outside North America will be asked to provide notarized English translations to accompany all foreign documentation not written in English. For further information or advice please contact Natalia Krencil (anthropology.graduate@utoronto.ca). Curriculum Vitae: Upload a copy of your CV as a PDF document to your application. Personal Statement: The statement of intent should be approximately 1000 words, describing your academic focus and research interests. The statement of research/plan of study must be uploaded as PDF document to your application.Applicants to the Master’s program in Social/Cultural Anthropology are asked to answer the following questions in their statement:Why do you want to do a Masters degree in Anthropology? If you were designing a project of research in Anthropology, what would it be? Recommendation Letter: Two letters of reference are required. Please advise your referees that they will receive an electronic invitation to submit an academic reference in support of your application. The electronic invitation will be sent as soon as you pay the application fee. It is important that you provide an up-to-date institutional email address for your referees in the on-line application form. If referees have any questions about the process, please have them contact the Graduate Office, 416-978-4805 or by email at: anthropology.inquiries@utoronto.ca