Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology

About this programme

Turn curiosity about human life into a meaningful career. Anthropology at UVic explores human diversity across cultures, environments and time—from ancient societies to today’s global challenges. You’ll learn through hands-on fieldwork, lab research and community-based projects, applying what you study directly to real-world issues. Build experience working directly with communities by adding the Community Engagement option to your degree. Anthropology has a long and rich tradition of conducting research in "the field." You'll find our students digging at archaeological sites, observing primates in the rainforest, studying social processes in international settings or conducting cross-cultural health research in downtown Victoria. Jennifer Preece stepped out of her comfort zone to present her research—and discovered a passion that led to real work in her community. Choose your current or most recent high school, college or university to see your admission requirements. The recommended admission average is an estimate based on data from recent admission cycles. The actual admission average required for entry may be higher in the future due to increased competition and limited capacity. Estimated admission average : Minimum 82% (based on the required grade 12 courses) Academic performance is the main criterion for an offer of admission, but a limited number of students graduating from Canadian high schools may also be considered based on non-academic qualifications. The recommended admission average is an estimate based on data from recent admission cycles. The actual