The Double Dawgs program at University of Georgia (UGA) is designed to save students time and money while pursuing their education. Double Dawgs creates structured programs for students to earn an undergraduate and graduate degree within five years. The program has many different major combinations available across all UGA’s colleges.
The College of Environment and Design’s most recent Double Dawg offering is an Anthropology AB/Historic Preservation MHP degree, which prepares students to be leaders in the fields of historic preservation and cultural resource management, as well as providing a pathway into Ph.D. programs in the social sciences and humanities. Admission to the graduate program occurs by February of the fourth year, for matriculation as an MHP student in Fall of the fifth year. Admission requires the successful completion of at least one HIPR and one ANTH course. To explore the CED’s Double Dawg offerings visit http://doubledawgs.uga.edu/ProgramDetails/14432.
AB Anthropology +MHP
The AB Anthropology+Historic Preservation MHP Double Dawgs program is an excellent pathway for students interested in historic preservation and cultural resource management and opens the gateway to various Ph.D. programs in social sciences and humanities.
Requirements
- Minimum 3.3 overall GPA
- Minimum 3.3 GPA in all ANTH and/or HIPR courses
- Letter of Intent
- Transcript
- One (1) Letter of Recommendation from either ANTH or HIPR faculty
Admission
Admission to the graduate program occurs by February of the fourth year, for matriculation as an M.H.P student in fall of the fifth year. Admission in the fourth year requires the successful completion of at least one HIPR and one ANTH course. All admissions requirements to the M.H.P program are also required for admission to the graduate portion of the Anthropology/Historic Preservation Double Dawgs program.
Expert representatives will be available via zoom meetings at the days and times listed in the schedule below to answer students’ questions.
Schedule
Wednesday, November 4
4:00 -5:00 PM – Culture (Language, Culture and Society, Humanities)
