Geography-Anthropology
Geography-Anthropology is an interdisciplinary program that emphasizes the integration of the two disciplines and the common interests in examining the relationship between human populations and their natural and built environments. Learn more about Geography-Anthropology.
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One Degree, Many Options
The Bachelor of Arts in Geography-Anthropology is an interdisciplinary degree program with 3 distinct specializations and 2 teacher certification tracks.
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What Can I Do With This Major?
Graduates of the Geography-Anthropology program at USM have the opportunity to pursue many different and exciting career options.
Looking ahead to Graduate School or Law School?
You can save time and money with our Accelerated Graduate Pathways to the Policy, Planning, and Management program and to the University of Maine School of Law.
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Geography-Anthropology courses focusing on race, ethnicity, diversity and social justice
Explore our Fall 2020 courses to deepen your understanding of race, ethnicity, diversity and social justice
News
USM grad Julia Gustafson ’20 earns prestigious Gates Cambridge Scholarship
Congratulations to Morgan Day, Art History Major with Minors in Archaeology and History
In Memoriam: Professor Emeritus David D. Davis
Geography-Anthropology alumni Jeff DeRosa in Antarctica interview by Channel 8 news
Cartography in the European Enlightenment: How to build a reference work in three easy conversations
USM storytellers collaborate for new book about the Presumpscot River
USM professor highlighted in national press for COVID-19 gender data research
Check out this New York Times article cowritten by Alum Heather Shattuck-Heidorn
