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We in the UND Department of Anthropology continue to believe that anthropology is one of those truly essential disciplines. Its unique contributions and global perspective help all of us become better, more informed citizens of the world.
Our Mission
Anthropology is the study of human life, including its cultures, behaviors, and biology in the past and present. The Department of Anthropology’s mission is to provide students with theoretical and methodological training in anthropology, preparing them to skillfully practice and apply the scientific and humanistic perspectives unique to our discipline. Students will receive a strong academic foundation in the broad sub-fields of anthropology (cultural anthropology, archaeology, and physical/biological anthropology). After joining our program, students can expect to reflect on their world view(s) and their relationships to others as they enter an increasingly complex and diversified world. Our program prepares students for graduate study and/or entrance into the global market place where they will understand the importance of and apply holistic, integrative, and comparative anthropological approaches in their careers and everyday lives.