Interested in people, cultures, identity, social justice, or global issues? This course is a great opportunity to explore how migration shapes our world and the lives of people within it.
New course for Spring 2027! ANT 311E: Anthropology of Migration
Why do people leave their homes and cross borders? How do politics, media, and personal stories shape the way we think about migration? And what can anthropology teach us about the experiences of people on the move?
Explore these questions and more in ANT 311E: Anthropology of Migration, a new course being offered in Spring 2027!
Through political debates, media coverage, personal narratives, and cultural and literary works, students will examine migration from different perspectives and discover how anthropology helps us understand one of the most pressing issues of our time.
Course Details
Semester: Spring 2027
Format: Online, asynchronous
Credits: 3
Prerequisites: ANT 101 or any 100-level SOC or SSC course
Instructor: Dr. Nora Tyeklar, Visiting Assistant Professor of Social Science
Make ANT 311E part of your Spring 2027 schedule!
For more information, contact nora.tyeklar@maine.edu.