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Millsaps College
Bachelor of Anthropology in Major
- Jackson, USA
Bachelor's degree
English
If you minor in anthropology, you will study human beings and their ancestors, with classes incorporating the natural sciences, the humanities, and the social sciences. Anthropology encompasses many interests, and you may select courses such as Religion, Society, and Culture, Urban Life, Non-Western Societies, and Social and Cultural Theory.
Ohio State University
Anthropology
- Columbus, USA
Bachelor's degree
On-Campus
English
Anthropology is the study of the biology, prehistory and culture of human society in a worldwide setting. Anthropologists study people from all times and all places. Anthropology focuses on human and non-human primate evolution by studying the behavior of living and extinct human and primate groups (physical or biological anthropology).
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Ramapo College of NJ
Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology
- Mahwah, USA
BA
Distance Learning
English
Anthropology supports the multicultural, international, experiential and interdisciplinary educational philosophy of Ramapo College. As such, Anthropology courses constitute a major component of the General Education program, besides serving the Anthropology minor. Most Anthropology courses count towards the International Studies major as well.
Ohio State University
Bachelor of Science in Anthropology
- Columbus, USA
BSc
On-Campus
English
Anthropology is the study of the biology, prehistory and culture of human society in a worldwide setting. Anthropologists study people from all times and all places. Anthropology focuses on human and non-human primate evolution by studying the behavior of living and extinct human and primate groups (physical or biological anthropology).
The Ohio State University
Bachelor of Science in Anthropology
- building 001, USA
BSc
English
Anthropology is the study of the biology, prehistory and culture of human society in a worldwide setting. Anthropologists study people from all times and all places. Anthropology focuses on human and non-human primate evolution by studying the behavior of living and extinct human and primate groups (physical or biological anthropology).
Rochester University
Bachelor of Arts in Anthroplology(Minor)
- Morey Hall, USA
BA
Distance Learning
English
Anthropology is the study of cultural diversity, and many of our students spend a semester or more abroad.
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Biocultural Anthropology combines the study of biology and culture to understand how they shape human behavior and health. This Bachelor’s degree program invites you to explore the interconnectedness of cultural practices and biological processes, revealing insights into human adaptation and diversity.
Through courses in cultural anthropology, human biology, and medical anthropology, you'll gain essential skills like conducting field research, analyzing biological data, and interpreting cultural narratives. Students build confidence as they engage with new perspectives, enhancing their ability to approach complex social and health-related issues from multiple angles. You'll learn to design ethnographic studies, utilize statistical methods for health data analysis, and assess the impacts of cultural practices on health outcomes.
Graduates often pursue careers in public health, community development, and academic research. This degree prepares you for roles that involve addressing health disparities and promoting cultural competence in healthcare settings, ensuring that you’re equipped to contribute meaningfully in various professional contexts.