Social and Cultural Anthropology (MA)

Concordia University Montréal

Canada, Montreal West

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Concordia University Montréal

Canada , Montreal West

Key Facts

Program Level

Master by Course Work

Study Type

Full Time

Delivery

On Campus

Credit point

45 Points

Campuses

Sir George Williams (SGW)

Program Language

English

Start & Deadlines

Next Intake DeadlinesSeptember-2026

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Duration 2 year(s)

Tuition Fee

CAD 24,720 / year

Apply Date February-2023

Next Intake September-2026

Social and Cultural Anthropology (MA)

About

Program overview

The MA in Social and Cultural Anthropology enables students to conduct research into a wide array of topics including gender, colonialism, media and technology, language, environmental politics and the senses. In the thesis option, fieldwork projects are individualized, giving you the freedom to choose your subjects and/or a community to work with in consultation with your supervisor. Or you may choose to pursue a year-long, essay (non-thesis) option that requires you to engage in a broad and rigorous study of anthropological literature. This course of study is well-suited for those wanting to dedicate more energy to course work or for a faster point of entry into a Doctoral program. Our faculty members work all over the world on a wide range of topics, and also run local research clusters such as the Centre for Sensory Studies and the Concordia Ethnography Lab.

Disciplines

Faculty of Arts & Science

Requirements

Entry Requirements

Admission requirements

Admission Requirements

Undergraduate degree with honours or specialization in anthropology or joint specialization in anthropology and sociology, with a grade point average of 3.00 (B average) is required. An undergraduate degree with a major in anthropology, with a grade point average of 3.00 (B average) is considered, provided that the background preparation is acceptable.
Proficiency in English. Applicants whose primary language is not English must demonstrate that their knowledge of English is sufficient to pursue graduate studies in their chosen field. Please refer to the English language proficiency page for further information on requirements and exemptions.

English Program Requirements

English language Requirements

IELTS

Scores below 6.0: No Admission

Applied Linguistics (MA):Minimum score of 7.0 with 7.0 in writing and at least 6.5 in each of the other three components

Chemistry (PhD, MSc):Minimum score of 6.5 with no component under 6.5

Child Studies (MA):7.0 score with no component under 6.5

Communication Studies (PhD, MA, Diploma):Minimum overall score of 7.5

Economics (PhD, MA, Diploma):6.5 overall, no parts under 6.5

Geography, Urban and Environmental Studies (PhD, MEnv, MSc, Diploma):7.0 score with no component under 6.5

Human Systems Intervention (MA):7.0 score with no component under 7.0

Youth Work (Diploma):Minimum overall score of 7.0

TOEFL

Scores below 80: No Admission

Applied Linguistics (MA)

Minimum score of 90 with 27 in writing and at least 20 in each of the other three components

Chemistry (PhD, MSc)

:Minimum score of 90 with no component under 20

Child Studies (MA):Minimum score of 90 with 23 in writing and at least 20 in each of the three other components

Communication Studies (PhD, MA, Diploma):Minimum overall score of 106

Economics (PhD, MA, Diploma):Minimum score of 90 with no component under 20

Geography, Urban and Environmental Studies (PhD, MEnv, MSc, Diploma):Minimum score of 95 with no component under 20

Human Systems Intervention (MA):Reading 20, Listening 20, Speaking 26, Writing 24

Youth Work (Diploma):Minimum overall score of 95

DTE

No English language courses required.

Score above 120

Some programs require a higher minimum score. See below.

Some programs offer admission with additional English language courses as determined by a Concordia University placement test. Please contact the Department to confirm your program’s requirements.:

Applied Linguistics (MA):Score above 125 and no parts under 120

Biotechnology (Diploma)
:120 overall and no parts under 110

Chemistry (PhD, MSc):Score above 125

Child Studies (MA):Score above 125

Communication Studies (PhD, MA, Diploma):Score above 125

Economics (PhD, MA, Diploma):120 overall and no parts under 110

Geography, Urban and Environmental Studies (PhD, MEnv, MSc, Diploma):Score above 125 and no parts under 110

Human Systems Intervention (MA):Score above 125

Youth Work (Diploma):Score above 125

PTE:

For more information on the test, or to register: pearsonpte.com.

PEARSON	Admission condition
61 or higher and no part under 53	No English language courses required.
Between 52 and 60 or any part under 53	Some programs offer admission with additional English language courses as determined by a Concordia University placement test. Please contact the Department to confirm your program’s requirements.
Scores below 52: No Admission