Doctor of Philosophy in Anthropology
Course Overview
Washington State University's Doctor of Philosophy in Anthropology provides a comprehensive, four-field foundation while allowing for advanced specialization in archaeology, cultural anthropology, or evolutionary anthropology. The program is designed to develop methodological expertise and theoretical sophistication through a blend of core classes and specialized coursework. Students work closely with faculty to conduct original research that contributes significantly to the field.
Key Program Highlights
- Four-field holistic approach integrating archaeology, cultural, biological, and linguistic anthropology
- Choice of specialization in Archaeology, Cultural Anthropology, or Evolutionary Anthropology
- Rigorous core curriculum establishing a strong foundational knowledge for all graduates
- Advanced training in methodological, theoretical, and regional areas of expertise
- Opportunity to collaborate with faculty on groundbreaking research projects
Course Overview
Washington State University's Doctor of Philosophy in Anthropology provides a comprehensive, four-field foundation while allowing for advanced specialization in archaeology, cultural anthropology, or evolutionary anthropology. The program is designed to develop methodological expertise and theoretical sophistication through a blend of core classes and specialized coursework. Students work closely with faculty to conduct original research that contributes significantly to the field.
Key Program Highlights
- Four-field holistic approach integrating archaeology, cultural, biological, and linguistic anthropology
- Choice of specialization in Archaeology, Cultural Anthropology, or Evolutionary Anthropology
- Rigorous core curriculum establishing a strong foundational knowledge for all graduates
- Advanced training in methodological, theoretical, and regional areas of expertise
- Opportunity to collaborate with faculty on groundbreaking research projects
