Graduate Programs

Web Sites for Canadian Graduate Programs in Anthropology, Archaeology and Sociology

NOTE: There is a new handbook for students considering graduate school called: Your Future: A Guide for Potential Graduate Students. It is published by CAGS at www.cags.ca, in either the English or French (it is found in the "publications" link.)

Click here to go straight to the listings of Canadian Universities with Grad Programs (that we know of)!
Click here to see who DOESN'T have a program (we're not complaining: this list may just save you some time).
Click here for some other lists of links to grad programs.

DISCLAIMER: This is not an official document of Cape Breton University or of the Dept. of Anthropology & Sociology. We make no claim that it is free of mistakes, including omissions, typos, and/or simply wrong statements of facts about which schools have which programs. Always double-check matters for yourself!

The list below also includes some - but probably not all - of the Canadian programs in Archaeology that operate outside departments of Anthropology.

This entire list is anglophone only! There are grad programs delivered in Français . If you're interested in these, talk to (Chairperson) Janice Drodge.

Listing is Alphabetical by Schools, Divided into Geographic Regions

Atlantic Canada BACK TO TOP

Any school with "University College" in its name
Athabaska U.
Bishop's U.
Brandon U.
Brock U.
U. of Lethbridge
Mount Allison U.
Mount Saint Vincent U.
Nipissing U.
U. of Northern British Columbia
U. of Ottawa (a bilingual school, but their grad program in Sociology is only in French)
U. of Prince Edward Island
Ryerson Polytechnic U.
St. Francis Xavier U.
Saint Mary's U.
St. Thomas U.
Wilfred Laurier U.
U. of Winnipeg

For a wealth of links to various sites of general interest to anthropology and sociology students beyond the graduate programs listed above, go through our own CapeBreton U. Anthro/Soc Department site at http://faculty.capebretonu.ca/cdr/outside_links.htm

The American Evaluation Association (http://www.eval.org/) maintains a page listing Graduate Degree Programs & Professional Development Programs in Evaluation at http://www.eval.org/Training/training.htm

The Association of Universities & Colleges of Canada (AUCC) is an excellent site which allows a student to get information on every school in the country with links directly to their main pages; and even more importantly, to search (via their database search engine) for specific disciplinary programs at every level, at every school at http://www.aucc.ca/can_uni/our_universities/index_e.html