Director of Graduate Studies & 1st. year PhD Advisor:
Nadia Abu El-Haj - 411G Milbank, Barnard College, 212-854-4316
The Department of Anthropology at Columbia University offers a full-time doctoral program of instruction which prepares students for teaching at the university level, for museum and archaeological work, and for independent research and writing. Fields of study include sociocultural anthropology, archaeology, and biological anthropology.
Additional information on PhD Requirements will soon be posted here.
Additional information on Advising will be posted here soon.
See our general Graduate Applications and Admissions page, as well as the GSAS website, for information on applying to the M.A. program.
1) All Ph.D. students are fully funded for five years (or less with Advanced Standing). This includes tuition and fees and a stipend which changes every year. (2006 = $20,000)
2) There are further funds available for qualified minority candidates.
3) All students have rights to summer funding.