The University of New Mexico has supported a nationally prominent Anthropology Department since 1928. Today its 30 full-time faculty members offer strong graduate and undergraduate programs in four sub-fields: Archaeology, Biological Anthropology, Ethnology/Linguistic Anthropology, and Human Evolutionary Ecology.

Graduate Program Information
Graduate Curriculum/Concentration Information
Graduate Admissions Information/Application
Financial Aid/Funding Information
Anthropology Graduate Student Union

Contact Information
For general questions about the Anthropology graduate program and/or admissions contact:

Erika Gerety
Program Advisement Coordinator
MSC01-1040, Anthropology
1 University of New Mexico
Albuquerque, NM 87131
erika@unm.edu
(505) 277-2732
Office hours: 9:00-6:00, Monday-Friday

For advisement questions specific to your sub-field interest, please feel free to contact the following graduate faculty advisors:

• Archaeology: Patricia Crown (pcrown@unm.edu) (505) 277-6689
• Biological Anthropology: Osbjorn Pearson (ompear@unm.edu) (505) 277-6692
• Ethnology/Linguistics: Sylvia Rodriguez (sylrodri@unm.edu) (505) 277-3404
• Human Evolutionary Ecology: Jane Lancaster (jlancas@unm.edu) (505) 277-4323

The Department offers special opportunities for studies in the American Southwest and Latin America and includes among its resources:

• Alfonso Ortiz Center
• Clark Field Archive and Library
• Department of American Studies
• Department of Native American Studies
• Latin American Iberian Institute
• Maxwell Museum of Anthropology
• Office of Contract Archaeology
• The Southwest Hispanic Research Institute (SHRI)
• SHRI-Department of Anthropology Field Station at the Harwood Foundation