Our program in biological anthropology is concerned with modern human biological diversity and the evolutionary history that has led to that diversity. Students concentrating in biological anthropology develop a firm understanding of the evolutionary processes that lead to physical and behavioral variation in humans and non-humans, and quantitative methods used to explore and explain this variation. Students may take courses in diverse areas including evolutionary biology, genetics, ecology, ethnobiology, epidemiology, nutrition, medical anthropology, primatology and paleontology.
August 2027
The Auraria Campus
1201 Larimer Street,
Denver,
Colorado,
80204, West, United States
Application is open to holders of a B.A., B.S., or higher degree in any field. We welcome applications from individuals pursuing particular interests and careers, especially those related to one of the department's areas of concentration. An undergraduate record of good quality ( minimum 3.0 GPA or higher for all undergraduate studies). One copy of transcripts from all undergraduate/graduate institutions attended are required. GRE scores are optional, not required. We will not penalize you if you don't take the GRE or submit GRE scores; we will evaluate your application on the basis of the evidence you submit. We understand that there are multiple methods of demonstrating your ability to succeed in graduate school. GREs are only one measure, and thus if submitted will be taken into account along with all other submitted material. Three letters of recommendation Statement of applicant's goals, both in graduate school and in their career after completing our program
*There may be different IELTS requirements depending on your chosen course.
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