University of Michigan Museum of Anthropology
The Museum of Anthropology is an international leader in anthropological archaeology research and student training. Our world class research collections include materials from all continental areas, with particular strengths in eastern North America and Asia. The collections support undergraduate and graduate education and a portion are displayed in the University Exhibit Museum. This website contains information about faculty research, the Museum's organization, and selected images from our collections.
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University of Michigan Museum of Anthropology
University of Michigan Museum Studies Program
Today’s museums are dynamic institutions playing increasingly important roles in the communities they serve. In addition to being a place for collecting, preserving, studying and exhibiting “things,” museums have become vital arenas for learning, exploring and negotiating the complex relationships that people have with the social and natural environments in which they live.
In response to this movement, the museum profession has seen significant growth and greater demand for qualified museum specialists. It is an arena that offers many exciting opportunities for the application of knowledge, skills and critical thinking associated with a variety of disciplines.
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University of Michigan Museum Studies Program
Doctoral Program in Anthropology and History
The Doctoral Program in Anthropology and History at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor offers an exciting opportunity for talented students to receive instruction and professional certification in both disciplines. This joint-degree program is the first of its kind to institutionalize the ongoing dialogues that have energized both fields.
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Doctoral Program in Anthropology and History
Joint Program in Anthropology and Social Work
The Joint Doctoral Program in Social Work and Social Science is an interdepartmental program in the Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate Studies. It awards a joint PhD degree in social work and one of five social science disciplines: anthropology, economics, political science, psychology, and sociology.
It accepted its first students in 1957 and was the first program of its kind. Affording students the opportunity for individualized study with internationally recognized scholars in a wide variety of research domains in social work and social science, the Joint Doctoral Program is broadly acknowledged as one of the finest interdisciplinary programs in the world.
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Joint Program in Anthropology and Social Work
