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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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Biocultural Anthropology examines the relationship between humans and their environments, combining insights from biology and cultural studies. This exciting field allows students to explore how cultural practices impact health, well-being, and human adaptation across different societies.
In a Bachelor's program, students engage with courses such as human evolutionary biology, cultural ecology, and health anthropology. You'll develop skills in ethnographic research, analyzing sociocultural factors affecting health outcomes, and applying quantitative methods to study population health. The curriculum encourages students to formulate research questions addressing global health challenges and to use various methodologies to gather data.
Students build confidence as they engage with complex issues, examining how culture and biology interact in shaping human experiences. This approach not only fosters critical thinking but also prepares graduates for diverse career paths, including roles in public health, community development, and non-profit organizations. With a strong foundation in critical research skills, you'll be equipped to contribute to global discussions on health and culture.