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Academic Programs
Degree, certificate, field, laboratory, and professional pathways across four interdisciplinary divisions.
Academic division
Human & Social Systems
Anthropology, Technology & Society
Studies culture, human difference, technology, institutions, material life, and social change through comparative and field-based inquiry.
Geography, Geospatial Intelligence & Spatial Systems
Combines human and physical geography with GIS, remote sensing, LiDAR, cartography, spatial data, and field interpretation.
Spatial Anthropology & Cultural Systems
Integrates anthropology, geography, landscape, migration, memory, technology, and complex human-environment systems.
Digital Archaeology & Heritage Science
Connects archaeological method to GIS, remote sensing, 3D digitization, materials analysis, research computing, and digital stewardship.
Anthropology, Technology & Complex Systems
Advanced research on culture, biology, technology, environment, institutions, and emergence across interacting human systems.
AI in Anthropology
AI-assisted qualitative, archaeological, spatial, and comparative research with verification, context, ethics, and transparent workflow.
GIS & Spatial Research
Cartography, GIS, LiDAR, remote sensing, spatial analysis, data quality, and research communication.
AI-Assisted Archaeology
Computer vision, geospatial computation, archival text analysis, data preparation, validation, and archaeological interpretation.
Digital Heritage Documentation
3D capture, collections documentation, GIS, metadata, web visualization, archival derivatives, and public interpretation.
Medical Anthropology
Culture, health, embodiment, care systems, environment, inequality, ethnography, and biosocial interpretation.
Cultural Resource Management Technologies
CRM project systems, GIS, digital documentation, archaeometry, reporting, and partner-based delivery.
Applied Research Methods
Research design, qualitative and mixed methods, spatial analysis, reproducibility, ethics, and public reporting.
Spatial Inquiry & Mapping
A focused undergraduate pathway in spatial reasoning, cartography, GIS, remote sensing, and evidence-based interpretation of landscapes and communities.
Archaeological Survey & Digital Documentation
Field survey, GIS, context recording, photography, 3D capture, artifact documentation, and technical reporting.
Cultural Resource Reporting
CRM records, methods, GIS, analytical integration, findings, quality control, and final technical report production.
Cultural Resource Compliance & Reporting
Continuing education in project scoping, records research, field documentation, partner coordination, analytical synthesis, and professional cultural-resource reporting.
Geospatial Intelligence & LiDAR
Point clouds, terrain models, spatial analysis, cartographic communication, and decision-ready geospatial products.
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