Dig deeper at SMU-in-Taos
Nestled in the breathtaking mountains of northern New Mexico is the Fort Burgwin Research Center – the site of SMU-in-Taos, which includes a 13th-century Indian pueblo that's being excavated by SMU archaeology students.

Students in Taos live where they study. Field trips to a local pueblo and nature walks are just some of the ways to take advantage of the unique surroundings at SMU-in-Taos.

This living laboratory is paradise for students interested in anthropology, botany, geology, and other sciences. Courses in the humanities and the arts enable students to explore history, culture, music, theatre, and creative writing in the most scenic of settings rich in cultural diversity.

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