Current Undergraduate Students

With six undergraduate modules to choose from, students have the freedom to focus on a particular subdiscipline of Anthropology. Students may also pursue experiential learning experiences such as field schools, summer research internships, and lab volunteer opportunities.

Program Modules

Courses

Experiential Learning

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The Anthropology Club is a student-run club for undergraduate students at Western University who are in an anthropology module, class, or are just interested in the subject. The club is open to all students with no fees. It is a place to make friends, engage with peers, learn about opportunities, and participate in events.

The Western Anthropology Outreach (WAO) Committee is a group of graduate and undergraduate students passionate about improving public understanding of archaeology and biological, cultural, and linguistic anthropology.

Our mission is to provide accessible educational materials across all fields of anthropology and to offer interactive learning experiences for all ages passionate about STEM, the humanities, and the social sciences.

Anthropology Club Western Anthropology Outreach

Questions?

Contact Anthropology Undergraduate Office

Current Undergraduate Students

Current Undergraduate Students

With six undergraduate modules to choose from, students have the freedom to focus on a particular subdiscipline of Anthropology. Students may also pursue experiential learning experiences such as field schools, summer research internships, and lab volunteer opportunities.​

Get Involved

Anthropology Club

Western Anthropology Outreach

Questions?

With six undergraduate modules to choose from, students have the freedom to focus on a particular subdiscipline of Anthropology. Students may also pursue experiential learning experiences such as field schools, summer research internships, and lab volunteer opportunities.