Anthropology University of Regina

Overview

The Anthropology programme at the University of Regina provides students with a profound understanding of human societies through a cross-cultural lens. This degree encourages learners to immerse themselves in the daily activities of different groups to understand various ways of life. By comparing global patterns and changes, students develop critical perspectives on how humans organise and interpret their existence.

Why Anthropology at the University of Regina?

Studying at this institution allows students to engage with a curriculum that explores the complexities of power relations and social structures. The programme is offered through the Faculty of Arts and is available via the University of Regina and its federated colleges, including Campion College, Luther College, and the First Nations University of Canada. This collaborative environment provides a rich academic setting for exploring the positioning of humanity within the wider world.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: CAD 1143 per credit
• National fee: CAD 568 per credit

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Syllabus

Modules may include:

• Death
• Language
• Gender
• Violence and Conflict
• Posthumanist Anthropology

Careers with Anthropology

Career pathways commonly include roles in government and public service, community and social development, non-profit organizations, cultural and heritage management, research and policy analysis, and education-related fields. Graduates may also pursue positions in areas such as market research, communications, or international development, where understanding human diversity and social interaction is essential.