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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).
Central New Mexico Community College
Anthropology, Associate of Arts
- Online USA
Associate of Arts
On-Campus
English
Anthropology is the scientific study of human beings, both past and present, in all parts of the world.
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.
Arizona State University
Biomimicry, MS
- Central City, USA
- Tempe, USA
MSc
Full time
On-Campus
English
The Master of Science in Biomimicry offered by Arizona State University emphasizes the innovative application of nature-inspired solutions to address complex societal and environmental challenges. The...
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Biocultural anthropology explores the intricate relationships between human biology and culture, focusing on how social, environmental, and biological factors shape human experiences. This field uniquely combines elements of anthropology, biology, and sociology to understand health, human evolution, and environmental implications.
Through courses in cultural theory, human genetics, and ecological anthropology, students learn to analyze health disparities, conduct ethnographic research, and apply statistical methods to biological data. These skills prepare you for roles that require a strong understanding of human adaptability and cultural context. Students build confidence as they engage with new perspectives, fostering a mindset that values both biological and cultural diversity.
Graduates of biocultural anthropology typically pursue careers in public health, environmental policy, or academic research, contributing to areas like global health initiatives and social justice advocacy. At the graduate level, programs often focus on research methodologies and advanced theoretical frameworks, equipping you to conduct impactful studies that address complex human issues.