Athabasca University

What you'll study

The page does not list specific course modules or on‑campus field courses run by AU. It notes two faculty members who lead field schools through the University of Calgary: Dr. Hugh Notman in primatology and Dr. Meaghan Peuramaki‑Brown in archaeology. Students choosing to attend those or other external field schools receive AU transfer credit for applicable work.

Entry requirements

The source text does not provide formal entry requirements for the BA Anthropology major or for field school participation. Prospective students should consult the Anthropology program admission pages or contact the named faculty or their AU tutor for guidance on eligibility and credit transfer procedures.

Career prospects

No career outcomes are specified on the referenced page. Generally, field experience in archaeology or primatology can complement academic study and support pathways into research, cultural resource management, conservation, museum work, or further graduate study; students should seek program advising for occupational guidance tied to their degree.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The page does not list scholarships or funding. Students planning to attend external field schools should explore AU transfer‑credit policies, inquire about funding or scholarships through the host institution (for example the University of Calgary), and contact AU faculty (Dr. Hugh Notman or Dr. Meaghan Peuramaki‑Brown) or their tutor for information on financial supports and credit arrangements.