Microprogram Vitalities? Anthropological Approaches

The theme will be approached under the environmental, medical, multimodal, autochthonous, cultural, political, globalization and capitalist imaginations. The enrollment process for a Microprogram depends on your student status. Students already admitted and enrolled in a graduate program Students wishing to pursue a graduate program must apply for, and be admitted to, their graduate program before they enroll in a second Graduate Microprogram identified within their existing program. Students who would like to enroll into the Microprogram in Vitalities? Anthropological Approaches must contact the graduate studies office at scsgrad@uottawa.ca. Non-degree students Students pursuing a Graduate Microprogram, without being admitted to or intending to complete a graduate program, must obtain the prior approval of the academic unit offering the Graduate Microprogram. Students must meet the following eligibility: To be considered for admission, applicants must hold a honours BA in anthropology or equivalent field with a minimum average of 70 % (B) or if the students do not have a BA in these related fields , applicants can be considered if they have a BA in another field as well as relevant work experience. Candidates must be able to understand, speak, and write in either French or English depending upon the language of their program. Students whose first language is neither French nor English must apply evidence of competence in one of the two official languages. If you would like to enroll into the Microprogram in Vitalities? Anthropological Approaches without being admitted in a graduate studies program, send an email to the graduate studies office of the Faculty of Social Science at scsgrad@uottawa.ca and include the following documents: Two recommendation letters You must submit copies of all transcripts from universities you have attended with your request. Transcripts must cover all courses and programs at any university you have attended, including regular programs (whether completed or not), exchanges, letters of permission, online or correspondence courses, courses taken as a special student or visiting students, etc. If your transcript and degree certificate are not in English