Program Overview

Introduction to the Baccalaur嶧t in Anthropology

The Baccalaur嶧t in Anthropology is a comprehensive program that offers students a unique perspective on human societies, past and present. This interdisciplinary program integrates the study of human behavior, cultural diversity, and linguistic variation, providing students with a broad understanding of the human experience.

Program Structure

The Baccalaur嶧t in Anthropology comprises 90 credits, including 15 obligatory credits, 66 optional credits, and 9 elective credits. The program is divided into several blocks, each focusing on a specific aspect of anthropology, such as ethnology, archaeology, bioanthropology, and linguistic anthropology.

Admission Requirements

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

• Hold a diploma of college studies (DEC) or equivalent
• Have a minimum R-score of 22
• Demonstrate proficiency in French, as the program is taught in French
• Meet the specific requirements for each block of the program

Tuition Fees

The tuition fees for the program vary depending on the student's residency status:

• Quebec residents: $2,177.05 per trimester (15 credits)
• Canadian non-Quebec residents: $5,387.20 per trimester (15 credits)
• International students: $15,602.05 per trimester (15 credits)
• French or Belgian francophone students: $5,387.20 per trimester (15 credits)

Research Areas

The program offers students the opportunity to explore various research areas, including:

• Ethnology: the study of human cultures and societies
• Archaeology: the study of past human cultures through material remains
• Bioanthropology: the study of human evolution and biological variation
• Linguistic anthropology: the study of language and its relationship to culture and society

Career Prospects

Graduates of the Baccalaur嶧t in Anthropology can pursue a variety of careers, including:

• Research and academia
• Government and public policy
• Non-profit and community organizations
• Private sector and industry
• Media and communications

Program Courses

The program offers a wide range of courses, including:

• Introduction to anthropology
• Ethnology and cultural anthropology
• Archaeology and prehistory
• Bioanthropology and human evolution
• Linguistic anthropology and language studies
• Research methods and techniques
• Specialized courses in areas such as museum studies, cultural resource management, and anthropological theory

Conclusion

The Baccalaur嶧t in Anthropology is a comprehensive and interdisciplinary program that provides students with a broad understanding of human societies, past and present. With its flexible structure and wide range of courses, the program offers students the opportunity to explore various research areas and pursue a variety of careers.