人类学理学学士

人类学是通过对文化和社会（社会文化和语言人类学），人类及其近亲的生物学和进化（生物学人类学）的研究以及对过去人类的研究，从最广泛的意义上研究人类的意义。社区和物质文化（考古学）。学生将认识到在地方，国家和全球范围内身体和文化差异的价值，并学习批判性思维技能，以支持他们从事与不同民族或种族背景的个人一起工作的职业。人类学专业的目的是为希望进行生物学或社会科学广泛教育的学生提供行为研究的背景。人类学专业的学生可以通过人种学或生物学研究或考古现场学校获得科学和人文科学方面的研究经验。TAMU的大多数人类学本科生
Anthropology is the study of what it means to be human in the broadest sense, through an examination of culture and society (sociocultural and linguistic anthropology), the biology and evolution of humans and our closest relatives (biological anthropology) and the study of past human communities and material culture (archaeology). Students develop an appreciation of the value of physical and cultural differences at the local, national and global levels, and learn critical thinking skills that support them in careers that involve working with individuals of diverse national or ethnic backgrounds. <br><br>The aim of the anthropology major is to provide a background in behavioral studies for students who desire a broad education in either the biological or the social sciences. Anthropology majors can obtain research experience in science and the humanities through ethnographic or biological research, or archaeology field schools. Most undergraduates in Anthropology at TAMU select this major because of the opportunity it affords them to acquire a sound liberal education. <br><br>The curriculum is ideal for students who want to pursue professional careers or graduate study in anthropology and archaeology. However, students will also find the curriculum fully suitable to prepare them for employment opportunities or careers in: secondary or higher education, medicine, law, museum and foundation settings, the local, state and federal government (such as the National Park Service, Bureau of Indian Affairs, National Institute of Health and others), non-governmental organizations and non-profit organizations, foreign service with government agencies (such as the Agency for International Development, United Nations organizations and others), private archaeological research institutions, and nontraditional opportunities emerging in business and management.