As the second oldest anthropology program in Canada, our dedicated community advances the study and constructive understanding of human diversity and existence across the globe through collaborative teaching, learning and research.
This talk introduces the historical changes in the meanings assigned to the monkey which occupies the pivotal space between nature (deities, animals) and culture (humans), with a special emphasis on their uses in socio-political spaces.
To be considered for September entry, applicants must submit their completed application including all supporting documents by December 1st, 2018. For more information about application details, click here.
New collection has contributions from 7 UBC Anthropology faculty & community members, including Wade Davis, Nicolla Levell, Andrew Martindale, Sara Shneiderman, Mark Turin, Diana Marsh & Laura Osorio Sunnucks.
Dr. Camilla Speller is an archaeological scientist at heart whose research explores how humans have shaped their physical world, from broad-scale impacts on ancient ecosystems to the micro-environment of the human body. Read more about her work in our Q&A here.
Great news for the Department & The Ethnographic Film Unit at UBC. Plans are underway for a new, purpose-built lab for the Film Unit which will release the unit’s current space for student study space!
Congratulations to the newly appointed scholars in the Public Scholars Initiative, Evan Koike, Emily Amburgey, Yujie Ji and Eric Simons. With the PSI, UBC seeks to assist PhD students as they rise to address complex challenges in new, collaborative, and engaged ways.
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