人类学艺术副教授（阿拉米达学院）

阿拉米达学院的人类学课程为学生提供了从生物学，历史，史前和文化的角度研究人类的机会。人类学课程向学生介绍以“个人”充实并在生活中有实际应用的方式来研究“人”的含义。由于该学科的独特性，人类学是全面发展的教育计划中充满活力的组成部分。多样性，灵活性，理解力和赋权是人类学课程整体视角的核心。
The Anthropology Program at College of Alameda offers students the opportunity to study humankind from biological, historic, prehistoric and cultural perspectives. Anthropology introduces students to ways to investigate and understand humanity in ways that are personally enriching and have practical application in their lives. Courses include the evolution of human biological structures, including human genetic variation, cultural aspects of past and present societies around the world and the impact of cultural ideal on human behavior and biology<br>The Anthropology Associate of Arts Degree (A.A.) is designed to meet the needs of students who want to complete a college degree but who have no immediate plans to transfer to university. A local A.A. degree in Anthropology is a useful entry to a variety of jobs in human<br>resources, travel industries and/or marketing opportunities. The A.A. degree in Anthropology will be awarded upon satisfactory completion of the major course requirements listed below and the General Education requirements for the Associate in Arts Degree listed in the Degrees and Programs section of this Catalog.<br>Career Opportunities<br>An Associate's Degree in Anthropology will open the doors to many career opportunities and advancement in existing jobs. Anthropology is the study of what it means to be human, with practical applications in every field of employment. A Bachelor's degree (BA) in Anthropology is a gateway for people who want to work in international business, multinational corporations, non-profit corporations,social and community service, criminal justice, museum studies, urban planning, travel industries and health care professions. With additional degrees (graduate work),rewarding careers in higher education, research, cultural resource management and government are available