人类学理学学士

人类学是广义上的人类研究，被阿尔弗雷德·克罗伯（Alfred Kroeber）称为“最人文科学和人文科学”。在杜兰大学，人类学分为四个子学科：人类学考古学，生物学人类学，文化学人类学和语言人类学。这些子学科不是孤岛，但是，杜兰大学的人类学家经常跨越这些子学科的边界，并且我们与其他部门和学校的学者合作。人类学也许是世界上最古老的跨学科学科，在图兰的人类学家研究的主题似乎与两百万年前的化石人种截然不同，伊斯兰教在西非的影响，玛雅象形文字，墨西哥的政治运动以及新奥尔良英语口语的变化。
Anthropology, the study of humanity in its broadest sense, was called by Alfred Kroeber the most humanistic of the sciences and the most scientific of the humanities. At Tulane anthropology is divided into four subdisciplines: anthropological archaeology, biological anthropology, cultural anthropology, and linguistic anthropology. These subdisciplines are not silos, however, anthropologists at Tulane often straddle the boundaries of the subdisciplines, and we collaborate with scholars from other departments and schools. Anthropology is perhaps the world's oldest cross-disciplinary discipline, and at Tulane anthropologists study topics as seemingly disparate as two million year-old fossil hominins, the impact of Islam in West Africa, Mayan hieroglyphic texts, political movements in Mexico, and variations in spoken New Orleans English.