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  • Infer the philosophical basis of contemporary anthropology to public health practice; and
    • Exhibit mastery of skills within the major branches of anthropology as practiced today in the major branches of anthropology, focusing on applied, medical, and urban anthropology.

    2017 Competencies

    • MPH Competencies
    • Anthropology MA Competencies
    • Anthropology PhD Competencies


    For more information about these programs please contact

    Heide Castaneda, Ph.D.
    Professor and Graduate Director
    Department of Anthropology
    hcastaneda@usf.edu
    (813) 974-0786


    Kay Perrin, Ph.D., M.P.H., CPH
    Interim Associate Dean for Academic and Student Affairs
    USF College of Public Health
    kperrin@health.usf.edu
    (813) 974-6505

     

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    Dual Masters Program

    The Dual Masters degree program allows students to pursue a concurrent program of study leading to both the Master of Arts (MA) degree in Applied Anthropology and the Master of Public Health (MPH) degree. Students wishing to complete a dual degree involving a Master of Science in Public Health (MSPH degree) should take this up on a case-by-case basis with their committees. Students choose a concentration area and degree program when they apply to the program, but this can be changed once the student has been admitted, provided they qualify.

    Doctoral/Masters Program

    Students interested in combining a program of study leading to a doctorate plus master's degree have two options: they may obtain a PhD in Applied Anthropology with an MPH in a public health concentration; or they may obtain a PhD in Public Health with an MA in Applied Anthropology. For the doctoral/masters combination, students develop individual programs of study in consultation with an interdisciplinary academic advisory committee. The committee must approve the plan of study as well as the proposal to fulfill the thesis and dissertation requirements or dissertation and special project requirements through a single project. Students choose a concentration area when they apply to the program, but this can be changed once the student has been admitted to the program, provided they qualify.

    For students who have previously earned an MPH, alone or as part of another dual degree program (e.g., Nursing and Public Health), the previous education at the Master's level will fulfill the PhD external specialization requirement in Anthropology. In this case, the student will take electives in Anthropology to complete the required number of credit hours in their program of study.

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    2011 - 2016 Competencies

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    titleMPH/MA Anthropology
    1. Infer the philosophical basis of contemporary anthropology to public health practice; and
    2. Exhibit mastery of skills within the major branches of anthropology as practiced today in the major branches of anthropology, focusing on applied, medical, and urban anthropology.
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    titleMPH/PhD Anthropology
    1. Specify strategies of Cultural Anthropology emphasizing contributions to Applied Anthropology; and
    2. Exhibit mastery of skills within the major branches of anthropology as practiced today in the major branches of anthropology, focusing on applied, medical, and urban anthropology. 
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