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Course Overview This specialized Master of Arts in Anthropology equips you with the advanced, practical skills required for a professional career in applied research and cultural resource management. You will master a diverse toolkit of field and analytical methods used by government agencies, consulting firms, and research organizations. The program prepares you to address complex human-centered questions across social, historical, biological, and spatial contexts. Key Program Highlights Master both qualitative and quantitative research methodologies, including advanced interview techniques. Gain hands-on experience with cutting-edge geospatial technologies like GIS and remote sensing. Learn professional archaeological field survey methods and historic archaeological techniques. Develop expertise in Cultural and Heritage Resource Management (CHRM) practices and policies. Apply professional standards in paleoanthropology and biological analysis to real-world scenarios.