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Anthropology

General Information

Contact Information

Department of Anthropology

Location: Cornett Building, Room B228

Mailing Address:

Department of Anthropology
University of Victoria
PO Box 1700, STN CSC
Victoria, BC V8W 2Y2
Canada

Courier Address:

Department of Anthropology
University of Victoria
Cornett Building Room B228
3800 Finnerty Road (Ring Road)
Victoria, BC V8P 5C2
Canada

Telephone Number: 250-721-7047

Fax Number: 250-721-6215

Email:anthtwo@uvic.ca

Website: <anthropology.uvic.ca>

Chair: Dr. Ann Stahl

Email:anthone@uvic.ca
Phone: 250-721-7057

Graduate Adviser: Dr. Yin Lam

Email:anthgs@uvic.ca
Phone: 250-721-7051

Graduate Secretary: Jessica Schmidt

Email:anthtwo@uvic.ca
Phone: 250-721-7047

Degrees and Specializations Offered

The Department offers programs of study leading to a Master of Arts (MA) degree and to the degree of Doctor of Philosophy (PhD).

Facilities

University resources of particular benefit to anthropology students include: the McPherson Library, which is the second largest research library in B.C. and the largest on Vancouver Island, providing one of the best book/student ratios in Canada; the University Computing Centre; research centers in Addictions Research, Aging, Asia Pacific Initiatives, Bio-Medical Research, Global Studies, Religion and Society, Youth and Society; and the Anthropology department's archaeology and comparative faunal laboratories. Students interested in Northwest North America will find the important collections and holdings of the Royal British Columbia Museum and Provincial Archives of British Columbia very helpful.

Financial Support

Financial assistance: well-qualified applicants are eligible for a University Fellowship. The maximum value of this in 2013 was $18,000. Several teaching assistantships are available, usually $5000 for eight months' work. Additional TA-ships are also often available for the summer term. Teaching assistants are eligible for additional top-up funding from the Faculty of Graduate Studies (generally $1,000 to $4,000 per year). There are also several awards that provide small numbers of exceptional or financially eligible students with additional funds. These awards include, but are not limited to, the Sara Spencer Research Award in Applied Social Science, the Mrs. Annie Greskiw Graduate Award, Maritime Awards Society of Canada Graduate Fellowships, and the Martlet Chapter Iode Graduate Scholarship for Women. Graduate Fellowships are also available on a competitive basis from federal government funding agencies (NSERC, CIHR, SSHRC).

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