Program Overview

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College of Arts & Sciences

The College of Arts & Sciences offers a wide range of programs for undergraduate and graduate students.

Academics & Admissions

How to Apply

To apply, students must submit an application, which includes transcripts, test scores, and other supporting documents.

Undergraduate Services

The college provides various services for undergraduate students, including:

• Explore Undergraduate Programs
• Senior Advisement (90+ Credit Hours)
• Freshman-Junior Advisement
• Undergraduate Directors
• Interdisciplinary Majors & Minors (BIS)

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The college also offers services for graduate students, including:

• Explore Graduate Programs
• Graduate Admissions
• Current Graduate Student Resources
• Graduate Student Journey
• Graduate Faculty Resources
• Grad Student Spotlight

Other Academic Programs

The college offers several other academic programs, including:

• Study Abroad and International Exchange Programs
• Pre-Medical Programs
• STEM

Research

The college is committed to research and offers various research opportunities for students, including:

• Research Hubs
• Arts & Sciences Core Research Facilities
• Open Faculty/Research Positions
• Research Administration & Grants
• Startups

Anthropology, Graduate Certificate in Ethnography

The Certificate in Ethnography is a graduate program that provides students with specialized knowledge and skills in ethnographic research.

Program Highlights

• The certificate can be embedded into the M.A. in Anthropology or other graduate degrees.
• Working professionals can prepare themselves for career growth by learning ethnographic research skills.

Program Details

• Admissions Requirements: Two letters of recommendation, curriculum vitae or resume, and a writing sample.
• Curriculum: Nine hours of required courses and six hours of electives.
• Goals & Outcomes: Students will develop specialized knowledge and skills in ethnographic research.

Description

The Certificate in Ethnography is ideal for M.A. and Ph.D. students in various fields, including anthropology, sociology, and education. Ethnography is a field-based research method that involves participant-observation, direct observation, and interaction.

Careers

Ethnographic research skills are important for various fields, including public health, education, and user experience research.

Admissions Deadlines

• Fall: May 1
• Spring: November 1

Cost

Students can check the cost calculator or visit the student financial services for estimated costs.

Location

Classes are held on the Atlanta Campus.

Duration

15 hours of graduate coursework must be completed.

Application Timeline

Students must apply to the certificate program during either fall or spring semester.