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Sociology and Anthropology
College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Committed to Social Justice

Committed to Social Justice

Civically Engaged

Civically Engaged

Students Engaging Research

Students Engaging Research

Community Engaged Research

Community Engaged Research

Faculty Mentoring

Faculty Mentoring

Professional Development

Professional Development

Internationally Recognized Researchers

Internationally Recognized Researchers

Anthropological Fieldwork

Anthropological Fieldwork

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Sociology and Anthropology

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, the concept of culture, and current issues that affect us all. The faculty engage with a range of public concerns and issues of global and national importance.