• 專業概況
• 所屬院系
• 中國學生入學要求
• 課程信息

專業概況

在這里學什么？

The unique intellectual challenge of anthropology is to integrate knowledge from many disciplines for a global understanding of cultural and biological diversity in the past and the present. Individual courses in cultural anthropology, biological anthropology and archaeology cut across lines of the humanities, social sciences and natural sciences. Because of this integrative perspective on the human condition, and the training provided in objectively assessing cultural patterning and social interaction, an advanced degree in anthropology provides a versatile base for career development.

Students in our terminal master’s program have the benefit of receiving the faculty’s full attention. Our program is unique in several respects.

The University of Colorado Denver Department of Anthropology provides outstanding graduate education in anthropology, giving students a broad yet thorough grounding in the four subfields of anthropology as well as specialized instruction in one or more of a number of research orientations and/or geographic area concentrations. These orientations encompass the areas of research and application in which department faculty have substantial expertise.

Graduate Learning Outcomes

Student Learning Goals

Students will demonstrate theoretical sophistication and the ability to situate anthropological research within a paradigmatic theoretical stance.

Students will demonstrate understanding of the basic tenets and underlying assumptions of both a) the structure of science/science as a way of knowing and b) post-structuralist approaches.

Within the students’ sub disciplinary track they will demonstrate knowledge of the major schools of thought. Specifically, students in the archaeological track will demonstrate knowledge of processualism, political economy, contextualism/interpretivist perspectives, and agency/structure interaction. Students in the biological track will demonstrate knowledge of general evolutionary theory, human evolution and human evolutionary ecology, human variation and adaptability, theories of morphological evolution, and the theory of behavioral evolution. Students in the medical and political economy/sustainability tracks will demonstrate knowledge of the major schools of thought in cultural anthropology including political economy, critical theory, and the interpretive School.

The graduate faculty in anthropology are particularly known for their research, creative work, and publications in:

Archaeology

• Prehistoric and Modern migration
• Prehistoric political economy
• Sociopolitical evolution
• Southwestern and Mexican Archaeology
• Zooarchaeology
• Political systems and ideology

Biological Anthropology

• Human ecology
• Human and non-human primate evolution
• Functional morphology
• Locomotor Biomechanics
• Decision-making theory
• Childbirth and reproduction
• Primate social behavior

Medical Anthropology

• Applied Medical anthropology
• Immigration and labor
• Childbirth and reproduction
• Disability studies
• Drug use
• Digital storytelling
• Health care access
• Political ecology
• Community-Based Participatory Research
• The Anthropology of development

所屬院系

進入哪個院系學習？ College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

中國學生入學要求

為來自中國的學生設計 The applicant has earned a bachelor’s degree in the US or has successfully completed a minimum of 2 semesters (a minimum of 12 credits) of full-time study in a graduate-level master’s program at an accredited institution in the US and obtained a “B” (3.00) cumulative GPA or higher. The applicant obtains a composite score of 75 or above on the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL, iBT) (minimum subscores of 15 in Reading, 15 in Listening, 19 in Speaking, and 20 in Writing) or a composite score of 6.5 or above on the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) (minimum subscores of 5.5 in each area).

課程信息

學制：全日制(30 學分)

學費：US$17,913.00 (￥ 113,961) /年

開學時間：預計在一月 2022

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留學地點：College of Liberal Arts and Sciences1201 Larimer Street,DENVER,Colorado,80217, United States