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The Master of Digital Media (MDM) is Canada's first professional graduate program in digital media focusing on the creation of digital media solutions for real world problems. Read more
Our MRes in Primatology and Conservation is a research-intensive course. It combines the expertise of anthropologists and biologists. Read more
Gain the skills required to carry out theoretical and field research in primatology to advance in your career or further study. Primatology is a discipline that has its roots in anatomy, biology, anthropology and psychology. Read more
Our MSc Primate Conservation - Apes in the Anthropocene course is ideal for students with a particular interest in great apes and gibbons. Read more
Our MSc Primate Conservation - Human Primate Interface course is ideal if you have a particular interest in the challenges that occur when primates and humans come face-to-face. You can choose modules relating to the research opportunities and challenges around the Human Primate Interface. Read more
Our MSc Primate Conservation - Lemurs and Nocturnal Primates course is ideal for students with a particular interest in prosimian primates and night monkeys. Read more
Our award winning MSc in Primate Conservation remains the only course to internationally address pressing issues in primate conservation. Read more
Trace the evolution of our species and discover more about what it means to be human. Palaeoanthropology traces the evolution of humanity. Read more
On our Graduate Diploma in Anthropology, you will explore the holistic and comparative breadth of anthropology. And study humans from a variety of social, cultural, biological and evolutionary perspectives. Read more
The Center for the Advanced Study of Human Paleobiology (CASHP) is a research center at the George Washington University. Read more
Bioarchaeology covers the investigation of human and animal skeletal remains to understand the lives of individuals and communities in the past, in relation to their social, cultural, economic, palaeoenvironmental and evolutionary contexts. Read more