人类学文学士

人类学研究成为人类的意义，以及人类如何创造意义。人类学家从各个角度审视人们：他们如何成为人类，他们创造了什么，以及他们如何赋予生活意义。该学科的中心是身体进化和适应性的问题，过去生活方式的物质证据，过去和现在人民之间的异同以及研究文化的政治和道德困境。人类学是一门丰富而综合的学科，为学生做好准备，使其能够在一个日益多样化和相互联系的世界中有效地生活和工作。人类学本科课程包括人类学的三个子领域：人类学考古学，文化人类学和生物人类学。学生们在所有三个子领域都参加课程，以发展关于人性的多面性观点。人类学是对世界
Anthropology studies what it means to be human, and how humans make meaning. Anthropologists look at people from all angles: how they come to be, what they create, and how they give significance to their lives. At the center of the discipline are questions of physical evolution and adaptability, material evidence for past life ways, similarities and differences among past and present peoples, and the political and ethical dilemmas of studying cultures. Anthropology is a rich and integrative discipline that prepares students to live and work effectively in a diverse and increasingly interconnected world.<br><br>Learning Experience<br>The Anthropology Undergraduate Program incorporates three subfields of anthropology: anthropological archaeology, cultural anthropology, and biological anthropology. Students take courses in all three subfields in order to develop a multifaceted perspective on being human.<br><br>Study and Research Opportunities<br><br>B.A. program in Anthropology with courses in archaeology, cultural anthropology, and biological anthropology<br>Undergraduate minor in Anthropology<br>Combined B.A. degree in Earth Sciences/Anthropology<br>Ph.D. program in Anthropology with tracks in biological anthropology, archaeology or cultural anthropology<br>Independent study courses are available for students interested in lab work, internships, and independent research