MA Anthropology-Peace and Human Rights

Course Overview This two-year MA program explores how peace and human rights impact individuals, families, communities, and nations through the lens of anthropology. You'll gain comprehensive knowledge across social/cultural anthropology, archaeology, and biological anthropology while preparing for meaningful careers. The program offers flexible completion paths tailored to your professional goals, whether you plan to enter the workforce or pursue doctoral studies. Key Program Highlights Comprehensive anthropological approach covering social, cultural, archaeological, and biological perspectives Flexible degree paths with thesis (PhD preparation) and non-thesis (professional focus) options Backed by UAB's Institute for Human Rights with dedicated focus on peace, justice, and ecology Prepares for diverse careers in law, education, public service, international affairs, business, and journalism Personalized academic guidance with dedicated advisor support throughout the program