Anthropologists seek to understand who we are as humans. While archaeologists and biological anthropologists search for clues about the past, cultural and linguistic anthropologists are on a quest to understand the richness of human diversity. Our anthropology program will prepare you for an exciting career involving our increasingly multicultural world and global economy. Careers might include teaching, research, marketing, community service or nonprofit management. Additionally, corporations are increasingly relying on anthropological research to connect with consumers. Employment in this field is expected to grow at a faster-than-average rate in coming years. Our anthropology degree is designed to give you a comprehensive understanding of the study of humans, past, present and future.You'll get involved with research projects and learn directly from our nationally-recognized faculty who have made major discoveries, attracting global attention in all four areas of anthropology:archeology, linguistic anthropology, physical/biological anthropology, social/cultural anthropology.