Program Overview

Microprogramme in Vitalitťs: Approches Anthropologiques

The Microprogramme in Vitalitťs: Approches Anthropologiques comprises a set of courses or research activities totaling 9 credits.

Overview

The theme will be addressed under the environmental, medical, multimodal, autochtony, cultural, political, globalization, and capitalist imaginaries questions.

Admission Requirements

To be admitted to the microprogramme, students must meet the following requirements:

• Hold a specialized bachelor's degree or a degree with a major in anthropology or an equivalent discipline with a minimum average of 70% (B).
• Alternatively, if the student does not have a bachelor's degree in anthropology or an equivalent discipline, relevant work experience and a bachelor's degree in another discipline may be considered.
• Candidates must fluently understand, speak, and write either French or English, depending on the language of their program.
• Candidates whose first language is neither French nor English must provide proof of proficiency in one of the two languages.

Program Requirements

The student must satisfy the following requirements:

• Course list:
  • ANT 5501: Anthropologie multimodale
  • ANT 6502: Mondialisation et imaginaires capitalistes
  • ANT 6503: Questions autour de la notion de ęcultureĽ en anthropologie
  • ANT 6504: Autochtonies
  • ANT 6512: Anthropologie de la santť
  • ANT 6522: Anthropologie de l'environnement
  • ANT 6932: Lectures dirigťes en anthropologie
• Total of 9 credits of courses.

Language Proficiency

Equivalences of language proficiency test results:

• TOEFL 580 / IELTS Overall 6.5 - Individual 6.0 (Paper version)
• TOEFL 92-93/IELTS 6.5 overall Individual 6.0 (Internet version)

Application Process

To apply for the microprogramme, students must submit the following documents:

• Two letters of recommendation
• Copies of all transcripts from universities attended, including:
  • Regular programs (completed or not)
  • Exchanges
  • Letters of permission
  • Distance or online courses
  • Courses taken as a free or invited student
• Letter of intention
• Curriculum vitae
• Proof of language proficiency (if applicable)