DEPARTMENT of ANTHROPOLOGY, ECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE
Research
Immerse yourself in hands-on, community-based projects at home and abroad; support faculty as research assistants; present at student conferences; lead independent research from start to finish.
Our department is committed to expanding undergraduate research opportunities, and we are doing just that. The kinds of research you do here prepare you well for graduate school and open doors in the workplace. Let us set you up for success.
Anthropology lab
Distinguish a male skeleton from a female skeleton, examine ancient artifacts, determine the differences between the skulls of a Homo erectus and a Neanderthal. In the anthropology lab, you learn to describe and classify artifacts, conduct experiments to reveal tool usage and manufacturing and utilize research methods used by archaeologists and biological anthropologists. And that's just to get you started!
Our work
Take a minute to flip through this gallery and discover some of our faculty's publications.
Provincial Policy Laboratories: Policy Diffusion and Transfer in Canada's Federal System. Brendan Boyd and Andrea Olive, editor. The analysis of burned human remains. Hugh McKenzie, contributor. Catholicism: Rites, history and social issues. John Soroski, contributor.
Many of the recent publications and research projects by the faculty of the Department of Anthropology, Economics, and Political Science are available through MacEwan Library's online repository.
