Undergraduate programs
Degree programs
- Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology
- Minor in Anthropology
- Minor in Archeology
- Minor in Global Health & Social Medicine
- Accelerated Graduate Enrollment (AGRADE)
Why study anthropology?
Undergraduate training in anthropology is designed for students:
- Desiring scientific knowledge of the social and cultural determinants of behavior
- Preparing to enter law, medicine, public health, social work, information sciences, or public administration
- Preparing for employment in historical or natural science museums
- Preparing to serve the business and/or industrial community as specialists in cross-cultural analysis or management consulting
- Seeking to enter the field of cultural resource management
- Expecting to work with the general public and, therefore, requiring a broad grasp of the nature of society, group behavior and social change
- Looking forward to teaching anthropology or another of the social or behavioral sciences
- Preparing for a career in another country, in international studies, or in foreign affairs
- Planning to pursue careers in law enforcement, police science, or criminal justice
- Who desire to pursue graduate studies in anthropology
See what students do in our archeological field methods course