Study Anthropology in Canada

Public English-language university in Montreal, recognized for arts, engineering, and business.

Canada’s oldest chartered university, in Halifax, offering intimate liberal education.

First Francophone university in the Americas, in Quebec City, recognized for research.

Major Francophone university in Montreal, recognized for research and HEC Montréal.

A private liberal arts and sciences university in British Columbia, featuring a unique, inquiry-based curriculum centered on student-led projects.

Public university in Halifax recognized for its business school and diverse science programs.

Public university in Antigonish, Nova Scotia, recognized for student experience quality.

Small public liberal arts university in Fredericton (NB), student-centered.

Public university in Vancouver (BC), recognized for innovation and community engagement.

Canada’s top university, global leader in research, located in Toronto.

Public university in Peterborough, Ontario, recognized for interdisciplinary and sustainable education.

Toronto’s 3rd largest university, recognized for Schulich, Osgoode, and Glendon.

A public university federated with the University of Regina, dedicated to the education and empowerment of Indigenous peoples in Saskatchewan.

Manitoba’s largest university, recognized for medicine, agriculture, and research.

Public university in Prince George (BC), leader in environmental and Indigenous research.

Public regional university in Québec, recognized for research on the North, resources, and Indigenous communities.

Public university in Northern Ontario, recognized for research and Northern programs.

Public bilingual university in Sudbury, Ontario, leader in mining research and Indigenous studies.

Canada’s first Northern university, offering programs tailored to the North in Whitehorse.