人类学文学士

人类学探索了人类之间相互联系的各种方式，并揭示了人们用来塑造世界的文化环境，政治形态，说话方式和环境。人类学家通过对人类行为，物质文化，人类生理学和进化的系统研究，在任何时间和任何地方都了解人类。学生也将面临挑战，以质疑在他们自己的文化中似乎是“自然的”或“不可避免的”的信念和行为。了解对人类起源，人类生物多样性和适应行为的研究基础的科学原理，以及对此类研究采取生物文化方法的重要性。获得检测考古遗址和特征的技能，并有效评估遗骸及其背景，以推断过去人民的生活。获取用于评估和辨别世界各国人民当前与之互动的当地
Major in anthropology and take courses that will enable you to look at the world through an ''anthropological lens.'' More specifically, courses in anthropology will equip you with the ability to: Remain an open-minded, but critical, lifelong learner, Develop an understanding of and appreciation for human cultural diversity, Navigate an increasingly globalized society and Recognize there are many ways to approach ''real-world'' problems of all kinds (social, economic, political, etc.). The Bachelor of Arts program in anthropology focuses on and prepares you to be competent in three areas: cultural anthropology, biological anthropology, and archaeology.<br><br>Cultural Anthropology studies the interrelationship between culture and society to give meaning to the world around us. It explains the social and cultural similarities and differences demonstrated around the world. It analyzes and interprets human diversity through such dynamics as language, identity, and representation, family and religious systems, political and economic configurations, and the environments people have used to shape their societies. Careers can include academic appointments, market research, direction of nonprofits, cultural liaisons, civil affairs, policy making, and more.<br><br>Biological Anthropology focuses on biological variation among living and past human populations, including the evolutionary pathways that have led humans to adapt to a variety of environments over the past 4 million years. You will gain practical knowledge in biomedical research, animal behavior, anatomy, and physiology. Careers can include academic appointments, human factors research, forensic science, grant writing, museum work, genetic research, and more.<br><br>Archaeology examines human life using material remains of the past, whether 100,000 or only 100 years old. Courses convey substantive knowledge of past cultures and societies, artifact analysis, and archaeological fieldwork. Coursework in archaeology gives you a window into how studying our past can impact our future. Careers can include academic appointments, park ranger, field research, cultural resource management, historic preservation, and more.