https://uwm.edu/anthropology/
Our department hosts a vibrant community of faculty, graduate students, undergraduates and scholars. We offer B.A., M.S., and Ph.D. degrees, as well as certificates in Forensic Science and Museum Studies. Many of our programs reach beyond campus – from The Milwaukee Public Museum, to the Medical Examiner’s Office, the Wisconsin State Crime Lab, and the Medical College of Wisconsin.As a field science, we offer field schools that enable students to experience anthropological research. In addition, our department houses a successful Cultural Resource Management (CRM) program and curates one of the largest archaeologically recovered skeletal collections in the U.S. Graduates from our programs have found employment in the nonprofit and government sectors as well as in business and academia.
UROP, Medical Examiners Office
Graduate: Fellowships, scholarships, research and teaching assistantships ranging from $500 to $16,750 are available to qualified applicants via Department or university-wide competitions
Archaeological Research Laboratory, UWM Cultural Resource Management Program, Center for Celtic Studies, Center for Forensic Sciences, Biological/Physical Anthropology Laboratory, Human Relations Area Files Access
Fieldnotes, a peer-review graduate student journal.
Anth 101 (Intro to Anth); Anth 102 (Culture and Society); Anth 103 (Digging Up the Past); Anth 104 (Survey of World Societies); Anth 213 (Indian Peoples of Wisconsin); Anth 214 (Ancient Civilizations of Latin America); Anth 225 (The Aztec Empire); Anth 304 (Violence and Warfare in Prehistory); Anth 309 (Archaeology of Central and South America); Anth 305 (The Celtic World); Anth 313 (Archaeology of the American Southwest); Anth 446 (Child in Different Cultures); Anth 568 (Anthropological Statistics)
