Discipline Representative:S. Bamford
Supervisor of Studies: social-sciences-counsellor@utsc.utoronto.ca
Phone: (416) 208-2683
Programs offered:Specialist,
Major,
Minor,
Co-op
Courses Offered: 2009-2010
Anthropology is an academic discipline that engages with both the natural
sciences and more humanistic modes of inquiry.
Socio-cultural anthropology
has historically emphasized qualitative research while biological anthropology
draws heavily upon quantitative methods. Archaeology has traditionally performed
a mediating role between these two subfields in that it incorporates both qualitative
and quantitative styles of research. Topically, several themes unite the current
complement of U of T Scarborough anthropologists as a whole including migration studies, social
change, and the origins and significance of urbanization. The Department of
Anthropology is a centre of methodological excellence, specializing in the
training of qualitative and quantitative research methods. Students can earn a
BA or BSc depending on the area of specialization.