Complete admission and program requirements are found in the University Catalog.
Anyone interested is encouraged to apply, however, individuals with a bachelor’s degree in anthropology, human geography, history, historic preservation or community planning will be best prepared. Prerequisites may be required for non-anthropology undergraduates. All other majors should contact the program director for additional information.
The GRE is required of all applicants, unless you meet one of the following stipulations:
Upon application be prepared to upload a resume that provides detailed information on archaeological field and lab experience and list any authored CRM project reports. (Prior professional experience is not required for admission.)
Applicants that lack adequate field and/or lab experience will be required to take the a field school and/or lab methods courses.
Distance learning applicants will also need to provide:
The 18-credit graduate certificate is designed for cultural resource management professionals working in the field who need technical training or continuing education or individuals seeking graduate education in order to teach anthropology at the community college level. These applicants must submit:
Distance student applicants also need to submit proof of permission from their employer to attend synchronous classes through an online video link when they are scheduled on campus in the Central Time Zone.