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Fordham University Anthropology
Fordham University

Anthropology

English

On-Campus

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    About: The Anthropology program offers an in-depth exploration of human societies, cultures, and their development. It combines theoretical perspectives with practical applications, preparing students to analyze complex social issues through various research methods. This postgraduate course emphasizes both contemporary and historical contexts, allowing students to gain a holistic understanding of humanity.
    Career Outcomes: Graduates may pursue various roles, including cultural anthropologist, social researcher, community liaison, and academic positions in universities. Other opportunities include governmental and non-governmental organizations focused on social policy, human rights, and cultural preservation.

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Introduction

Anthropology majors at Fordham explores humanity in all its amazing variation over a vast time scale. This includes studying some of our earliest ancestors, such as “Lucy,” all the way to contemporary race relations.

Sciences and the humanities team up in anthropology. This interdisciplinary approach is essential to understanding the origins of our species millions of years ago and the development of ancient cultures, but it is equally important for understanding our present living conditions with high levels of inequality and discrimination.

Therefore you will learn about the past of our species but you’ll also put a wide lens on contemporary problems around the globe: how we live and die, make art and start wars.

Anthropology at Fordham offers a global perspective and the opportunity to understand the nuances of human societies. That’s a distinct advantage in our complex world.

Of course, you’ll learn more than anthropology here. You’ll also study philosophy, theology, economics, mathematics, languages, science, and the performing arts through Fordham’s common core curriculum, the centerpiece of our liberal arts education.

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