Overview
Texas A&M University’s Master of Arts in Anthropology offers a comprehensive, research-focused exploration of human cultures, biology and behavior from past to present. Rooted in the four-field tradition (cultural anthropology, biological anthropology, archaeology, and linguistic anthropology), the program combines strong theoretical training with hands-on research, fieldwork and laboratory experience. Students work closely with faculty experts in areas such as historical and maritime archaeology, human evolution and health, environmental and ecological anthropology, and the study of contemporary societies and cultures.
Why Texas A&M?
Prospective students choose Texas A&M for its robust research infrastructure, collaborative faculty mentorship and access to distinctive resources and field opportunities in Texas and around the world. The program prepares graduates for careers in cultural resource management, museums, public agencies, nonprofits and the private sector, as well as for further doctoral study. With a supportive academic community, professional development opportunities and a commitment to engaged, ethical research, the MA in Anthropology at Texas A&M empowers students to understand humanity in depth and translate that knowledge into meaningful careers.