Anthropology explores the diversity of human cultures—past and present. Students learn to think critically about identity, belief systems, power, and the global connections shaping human life. You'll gain cross-cultural insights and tools for community engagement, research, and advocacy.
Sample Topics:
- Cultural anthropology
- Archaeology
- Kinship and family systems
- Religion, ritual, and symbolism
- Global development and migration
Career Paths:
- Museum and cultural resource management
- International service or diplomacy
- Nonprofit and community organizations
- Public health and human rights
Anthropology Course Requirements
Sample Course Sequence for Anthropology Major
Contact
For more information contact the Anthropology, Sociology and Criminal Justice Department.
