The Biological Anthropology minor provides students with a basic understanding of the fundamental concepts of human biology, evolution, and the relationships between humans as biological and cultural animals. The program is relevant to students with interests in biology, geology, environmental studies, psychology, nursing, dentistry, medicine, and general bio-behavioral science.

The course trains excellent educators for both formal education, such as schools, and informal education, in which the professional works with teaching and Environmental Education in institutions such as zoos, botanical gardens, companies and NGOs, among other possibilities. Due to its diverse field of work, this profession is considered dynamic, as is the undergraduate course, with practical and theoretical classes that offer the possibility of developing skills and discovering vocations.

The content will delve into the intricacies and diversity of health during the later stages of life. By engaging with this material, you will be well-prepared for roles in clinical and social work, as well as for endeavours in health promotion, management, and policy related to elderly health. This preparation extends across a diverse range of contexts, encompassing medical, educational, and higher-level academic settings.