人类学文学士-环境人类学

环境人类学是一个主题研究领域，主要研究人类社会如何在整个星球范围内创造和改变地质和气候，以及人类学家质疑文化与自然之间的区分的方式。学生可以选择研究当代社会从很长一段时间到环境变化的影响的主题。学生有机会进行原始的田野调查，与宾州博物馆的藏品以及考古材料分析中心（CAAM）的资源一起进行研究，然后出国学习。在满足人类学的基础课程要求后，学生从政治生态学，科学技术与环境，物质世界，景观与考古学，以及生物学，环境与健康这四个主题中选出三个分布式选修课。<br> <br>人类学是全球社会科学。它是对世界各地的人
Anthropology is the global social science. It is the study of the human condition everywhere, its cultural, linguistic, and biological diversity, and how it evolved and developed from the prehistoric past into the globalizing present. Anthropology is an interdisciplinary 14 credit major that intersects with programs and departments across the University. Students may major in anthropology as a whole (General Anthropology), or choose to concentrate in Biological Anthropology, Archaeology, Cultural and Linguistic Anthropology, or specialize in two thematic concentrations: Medical Anthropology and Environmental Anthropology. Environmental Anthropology is a thematic concentration that investigates how human societies create and change geologies and climates up to a planetary scale, and the ways that anthropologists have questioned the division between cultures and nature. Students may choose to study topics from contemporary society to the impact of environmental change over long spans of time. Students have the opportunity to do original fieldwork, engage in research with the collections of the Penn Museum and the resources of the Center for the Analysis of Archaeological Materials (CAAM) and study abroad. After they fulfill the foundational course requirements in anthropology, students take three distribution electives from the four themes of Political Ecology, Science Technology and the Environment, Material Worlds, Landscapes and Archaeology, and Biology, Environment and Health.