MA in Applied Anthropology, Oregon State University

24 Months

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About this course

The School of Language, Culture, and Society offers graduate programs in Applied Anthropology, including master's, Ph.D., and minor options. This program focuses on developing advanced skills in applied research, preparing graduates for careers in academia, government agencies, non-profit organizations, tribal groups, and the private sector. The program is designed to fill a niche for anthropologists with practical applied research expertise, with opportunities for concentrations or specialized tracks. It is based on the Corvallis campus and also participates in interdisciplinary studies through the MAIS (Master of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies).

Why this course is highly recommended

This program is ideal for those looking to develop applied research skills for diverse career paths, including roles in government, non-profits, tribal groups, or the private sector. Its focus on practical applications and the opportunity to participate in interdisciplinary studies make it a valuable choice for students aiming to make a tangible impact through anthropology.

Specialisation

While specific concentrations are not listed here, the program offers various tracks within Applied Anthropology. For detailed options and specialized focus areas, students are encouraged to visit the Applied Anthropology program website.

Course fees

Application fees

1st year tuition fees

27.72L

Living cost

Degree requirements

The program offers a master's or Ph.D. in Applied Anthropology, along with a minor field option. Specific application requirements, documents, and forms vary; applicants should confirm these details with the program office before applying.

English language test

TOEFL

IELTS

6.5

DUOLINGO

110

PTE

Want to learn more about the admission process, eligibility criteria, and acceptance rates for international students? Visit the Oregon State University admission page for complete details.

Career prospects

Graduates can pursue careers in academia, government agencies such as the Bureau of Land Management and NOAA, non-profit organizations like Oxfam and regional groups, tribal communities, and private sector roles. The program's focus on applied research prepares students for practical, impactful work in a wide range of fields.

FAQs

Are there any standardized tests required for admission?

No, there are no required standardized tests for admission.

When are the application and funding deadlines?

The deadline for both admissions and funding applications is January 15.