This Bioanthropology program from University of Winnipeg combines the information and methodologies of Anatomy, Anthropology, Archaeology, Biochemistry, Biology  and Geography with the techniques of the physical sciences to examine human biological systems of the past and present.  

Native Studies at Nipissing University offers you an opportunity to learn about Indigenous cultures, philosophies, literature, histories and contemporary issues that are central to this land that we live in.

Join one of the largest and most esteemed Archaeology programs at  Trent University, and learn from faculty experts who cross disciplinary boundaries, including the Canada Research Chair in Environmental Archeology.

Anthropology from Lakehead University is the broad, multi-disciplinary study and documentation of humans, past and present. 

The Classical Archaeology program of University of New Brunswick is the study of the Ancient Mediterranean world through the scientific study of material remains.

Anthropology from University of Manitoba introduces you to a biocultural discipline grounded in a comparative and cross-cultural perspective and concerned with diverse aspects of human life. While broadly educated, individual anthropologists generally specialize in particular approaches, collectively contributing to a rich and holistic view of humanity.

Archaeology is the study of artifacts and other material remains of earlier societies and civilizations in order to to unravel the mysteries behind past human activity and the technologies they used. Apply to the Archaeology (3 Years) BSc program offered by University of Saskatchewan.

By choosing Classical Studies at Acadia University you will explore the ancient civilizations that fundamentally shaped our world and influenced the way we live and think today.

At University of New Brunswick, Anthropology is a holistic discipline, meaning you’ll examine humans, both past and present, as biological, cultural, and social beings. 

Anthropology at Saint Mary's University encompasses culture and human development; society and how we communicate; evolution and social institutions; fossils and human behaviour.

In the Archaeology and Heritage Studies program from Wilfrid Laurier University, you'll be trained in the methods of field archaeology and analytical techniques used in modern archaeology as you seek to learn about the human past through the study of the physical remains left behind by vanished cultures.

Anthropology at St. Thomas University is unique in being a hands-on field of study. Anthropology can be done wherever people are, and wherever people were. As a student of Anthropology at St. Thomas, you can expect to get out there in the real world, interacting with people in a variety of social contexts, excavating artifacts, and analyzing bones in our anthropology laboratory.

The Undergraduate Anthropology Program at Brandon University encompasses three of the discipline’s four traditional major sub-fields: Socio-Cultural Anthropology, Archaeology, and Biological Anthropology.

Take part in Canada’s first online architecture program. Athabasca University and Architecture Canada, Royal Architectural Institute of Canada (RAIC) have formed a partnership to offer the program, which provides 2 routes to your education in architecture.

Archaeologists examine material remains to understand past human life and cultural activities. The Archaeology program at the University of Calgary will give you a solid understanding of how to research, excavate and scientifically analyze cultural remains gleaned from sites such as buried and/or abandoned human settlements.

You may opt for a bachelor of arts degree in Archaeology and Indigenous Studies from either the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences or the Faculty of Environment, at Simon Fraser University. Faculty requirements will depend on which faculty you apply to.

The goal of the Bachelor of Arts Major in Anthropology Program at Kwantlen Polytechnic University is to prepare students for life, work, and research in diverse local and global communities. 

Archaeologists examine material remains to understand past human life and cultural activities. The Archaeology program at the University of Calgary will give you a solid understanding of how to research, excavate and scientifically analyze cultural remains gleaned from sites such as buried and/or abandoned human settlements.

Archaeology is the study of artifacts and other material remains of earlier societies and civilizations in order to to unravel the mysteries behind past human activity and the technologies they used. Apply to the Archaeology BSc program offered by University of Saskatchewan.

At the Western University - Canada, we offer our students a bachelor degree in Archaeology and Biological Anthropology.