Discover how UTM undergraduate students are achieving their goals through studying anthropology
Career goal: health research
"I love that we can use anthropological research to better understand global health and utilize it to inform policy. Further, we can understand topics that are so relevant today."
Anthropology Science Specialist student with a focus in anthropology of health and archaeology
Career goal: teaching
"You need a whole variety of courses to become a primary school teacher, and anthropology has definitely prepared me for that."
Anthropology Science and Psychology double major student
Career goal: cultural resource management, research
"Cultural resource management can span anywhere from working in museums...to working for construction companies to do commercial archaeology..."
Anthropology Science Specialist student with a focus in archaeology
Career goal: technology company
"I needed an environment in which I could physically interact with the information and apply my scientific knowledge to real situations."
Interview with: Aleesha Singh, Anthropology student, recipient of Dean’s Excellence Award for Research and Experiential Learning, and selected as Forbes Under 30 Scholar
View interview in Young Anthropology
Career goal: cultural resource management
"I have considered being part of cultural resource management, interacting with different communities, especially the Indigenous communities, and learning to respectfully work with them by honouring their heritage and Canada’s history."
Interview with: Arumitha Sasiharan, Anthropology major and recipient of the Zeynab Asadi Lari Healthy Campus Award
View interview in Young Anthropology