Graduate
Graduate Resources
Graduate Program Forms
Find all of the essential forms here.
Graduate Program Manual
The Graduate Program Manual focuses on academic questions around progress though the
program, offering extensive detail about departmental processes, procedures, and expectations.
Concentrations
Students choose to pursue one of four concentrations:
- Archaeology
- Cultural Anthropology
- Biological Anthropology
- Medical Anthropology
Optional Specializations
Students may select one of the following optional specializations at least one semester
prior to graduation. Please refer to the Graduate Catalog for specific requirements:
- Archaeological and Forensic Sciences - 12 hours
- Bio-cultural Medical Anthropology - 12 hours
- Cultural Resource Management - 9 hours
- Envioronmental Anthropollogy - 9 hours
- Heritage Studies - 9 hours
Concurrent Degree with Public Health Information
Students can apply to the MPH program in the College of Public Health during your
first semester.
Course Schedule Search
Course registration is completed through MyUSF. Log in to view your registration appointment
time and prepare to register for classes through OASIS following the steps and using
the helpful resources provided by the registrar's office.
Anthropology Graduate Student Organization
Learn more about them and join AGSO!
The Office of Graduate Studies has various events throughout the semester to support
graduate student success: coding classes, writing workshops, dissertation writing
support, research poster creation, and more!
Career Information
Information about careers our graduates have pursued.