University of Alaska - Fairbanks

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Alaska Native studies is a social science program that explores current and historical Alaska and broader circumpolar issues from the indigenous perspective. The curriculum grounds students in tribal histories and cultures, governmental policies and local Indigenous affairs.

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Anthropology involves the study of people, their origins, their biological variations and characteristics, their languages and cultural patterns, their social structures and institutions, and their adaptation to their environment. The department offers a major, a minor, an optional major program, and a master’s program with two options. The major is designed to contribute to a student’s liberal education and to prepare the student for graduate work, teaching, or other professional pursuits. The minor is designed to complement a wide variety of other majors by exposing students to key issues in multiculturalism, human diversity, and anthropological methodology. Anthropological methodology, in turn, complements methodologies in a wide range of fields: business, engineering, health, education, and allied fields in the social sciences. The optional major program is for students with highly focused interests and provides for maximum flexibility in the use of instructional resources.

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About

anthropology is the study of human beings in time and space.the programme attempts to provide an in-depth understanding which involves a holistic approach of anthropology using theoretical and practical techniques.the program provides students with a broad knowledge of anthropological theory and research methods.

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