George Mason University’s Department of Sociology and Anthropology takes on some of the most pressing social, behavioral and political issues facing contemporary society.
With a strong commitment to research, the department’s world-renowned faculty guides students through an exploration of the human condition, globalization, culture, and the current issues that affect us all. The faculty engage with a range of public concerns and issues of global and national importance.
Mason’s sociology degrees are designed to help students understand the social forces that shape their world by exploring issues of justice, equality, freedom, and identity.
Mason's anthropology degrees offer a unique window into human culture, language, biology, and history.
Sociology and anthropology graduates are prepared for a wide variety of careers. Our students work in criminal justice, education, human resources, international relations, museum studies, public archaeology, public policy, social services, and communication, among many other fields.
*** ATTENTION *** Summer 2012 ANTH 332 class schedule has been changed. It is now on Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings. We are sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused.
SOCI grad student wins Zizek Studies award
