Engage in advanced learning experiences and thoughtful dialogue grounded in Indigenous peoples, lands and cultures, while exploring traditional and contemporary Indigenous knowledges within the academic context. Lead your own original research projects alongside advanced studies and interactive, hands-on learning, working closely with Elders and Knowledge Holders, as you prepare to become a leader in restoring, recognizing and advancing Indigenous knowledge systems.
Be a part of cutting-edge anthropological research and learn to challenge ideas and methods for understanding past and present human societies. Trent’s research-based Anthropology master’s programs combine critical thinking, experiential learning, and strong foundations in theory and research design. Work closely with globally recognized faculty to develop a thesis exploring specialized areas including archaeology, underwater archaeology, zooarchaeology, medical anthropology, bioarchaeology, and linguistic ethnography.