人类学文学士

人类学是对跨时空的所有文化的研究。通过比较研究，人类学家确定了世界上的人们是如何相似和不同的。他们从事与现代社会有关的问题，例如医疗保健，人权，法律，城市发展和全球人口。该计划侧重于文化人类学，生物人类学，语言学和考古学的子学科领域。在犹他州立大学学习人类学的学生将通过他们在文科和自然科学领域获得的技能和知识为在各个领域的职业做好准备。USU人类学课程的毕业生是具有有效阅读和写作技能以及解决跨人文和自然科学问题能力的深入思想家。该计划是跨学科的，使学生有机会通过高科技实验室和真实的现场工作经验参与最新研究
Anthropology is the study of all cultures across time and space. Through comparative studies, anthropologists determine how people of the world are similar and different. They engage in issues relating to modern society, such as health care, human rights, law, urban development, and global population. The program focuses on the subdiscipline areas of cultural anthropology, biological anthropology, linguistics, and archaeology. The program is cross-disciplinary and gives students the chance to participate in state-of-art research and hands-on learning through high-tech labs and real-world fieldwork experience. Class sizes are generally small, which enables students to receive extensive individualized attention. Designed to give students a full range of experience, this unique program helps undergraduates gain skills and expertise usually available to graduate students.A museum studies certificate is also available and is a popular choice for anthropology majors who are interested in developing the skills needed for various careers in museums. Students receive a by completing all required courses in the major. To receive a BA, students must also gain proficiency in one or more foreign languages.