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16 Bachelor's degrees in Anthropology in Minnesota, United States
Metropolitan State University4,6(9)
Saint Paul, Minnesota, United States Anthropology
Students in the Anthropology track at Metropolitan State University learn fundamental skills in anthropological research and conduct their own research projects.
B.A. Full-time On-campus
4 years$10,354/yr
Minnesota State University Mankato4,3(17)
Mankato, Minnesota, United States Anthropology
Anthropology at Minnesota State University Mankato is the study of the origins and diversity of human biology and culture. Anthropologists study the evolution and adaptations of the human species through the four major subdivisions of the discipline: archaeology, biological anthropology and cultural anthropology.
B.Sc. Full-time On-campus
4 years$20,400/yr
Saint Cloud State University4,4(5)
Saint Cloud, Minnesota, United States Anthropology
The Anthropology programme at Saint Cloud State University offers a comprehensive exploration of human origins and cultural diversity. This undergraduate degree provides flexible study modes, including select online classes, ensuring students gain essential research skills and fieldwork experience over the course of their studies.
B.Sc. Full-time On-campus
4 years$19,912/yr
Minnesota State University Mankato4,3(17)
Mankato, Minnesota, United States Gender and Women's Studies
The Gender and Women's Studies at Minnesota State University Mankato contributes to feminist and social concerns through undergraduate and graduate degree programs and courses.
B.Sc. Full-time On-campus
4 years$20,400/yr
University of Minnesota4,2(48)
Duluth, Minnesota, United States Top 3% in Worldwide Anthropology
If you are interested in why people think and behave the ways they do, anthropology is a discipline you will find intriguing and useful for your life. The Anthropology degree at University of Minnesota focuses on the holistic study of diverse peoples and cultures with a central focus on what it means to be human and how humans make shared meaning (cosmologies).
B.A. Full-time On-campus
4 years$20,950/yr
Hamline University3,0(1)
Saint Paul, Minnesota, United States Anthropology
At Anthropology from Hamline University you join a multifaceted discipline that draws on historical, environmental, biological and social forces. You'll gain the knowledge and skills necessary to live, work and succeed in our culturally diverse and complex world.
B.A. Full-time On-campus
4 years$50,613/yr
Minnesota State University Mankato4,3(17)
Mankato, Minnesota, United States Urban and Regional Studies
The Urban and Regional Studies Institute is an interdisciplinary, national award-winning, program at Minnesota State University Mankato oriented toward examining and understanding the broad range of problems and challenges associated with the nation's urban and regional areas.
B.Sc. Full-time On-campus
4 years$20,400/yr
Minnesota State University Mankato4,3(17)
Mankato, Minnesota, United States Gender and Women's Studies
The Gender and Women's Studies program at Minnesota State University Mankato contributes to feminist and social concerns through undergraduate and graduate degree programs and courses.
B.A. Full-time On-campus
4 years$20,400/yr
Minnesota State University Moorhead3,5(2)
Moorhead, Minnesota, United States Anthropology
Anthropology is the global study of humans – today and in the past while looking toward the future. An Anthropology major at Minnesota State University Moorhead teaches you to approach human understanding from both a biological and cultural perspective.
B.A. Full-time On-campus
4 years$9,368/yr
Minnesota State University Mankato4,3(17)
Mankato, Minnesota, United States Anthropology
Anthropology at Minnesota State University Mankato is the study of the interaction of human biology and culture. Anthropologists study the human species through the four subdivisions of the discipline: archaeology, biological anthropology and cultural anthropology.
B.A. Full-time On-campus
4 years$20,400/yr
Carleton College4,4(20)
Northfield, Minnesota, United States Sociology and Anthropology
The Sociology and Anthropology Department at Carleton College focuses on the shared intellectual tradition and methods of sociology and cultural anthropology.
B.A. Full-time On-campus
4 years$71,607/yr
Macalester College4,4(16)
Saint Paul, Minnesota, United States Anthropology
The Anthropology degree at Macalester College covers a broad range of subjects, from refugees and migration to global health and environmental issues, from human rights to human origins, and from museum studies to the study of development.
Bachelor Full-time On-campus
4 years$70,632/yr
Saint Olaf College3,3(3)
Northfield, Minnesota, United States Sociology- Anthropology
The Sociology- Anthropology is offered by Saint Olaf College. Sociology and anthropology examine how society and culture shape human beings in powerful ways. While these are two distinct disciplines, at St. Olaf they combine to form one major (SOAN).
B.A. Full-time On-campus
4 years$62,700/yr
University of Minnesota4,2(48)
Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States Top 3% in Worldwide Anthropology
As an Anthropology major at the University of Minnesota, you will take courses that examine humans from evolutionary, historical, and cultural perspectives and you will develop critical thinking in areas as diverse as globalization, biology, the state, the human body, politics, evolution, colonialism, race, language, health and illness, and cultural diversity.
B.A. Full-time On-campus
4 years$41,512/yr
Saint John Fisher College4,0(2)
Rochester, Minnesota, United States Anthropology
We are the sum of our corporeal parts. We reveal ourselves through our actions, the ways in which we communicate, the things we use and those we leave behind. Saint John Fisher College's Anthropology program delves deeply into how these factors, individually and collectively, make the human race … human.
B.A. Full-time On-campus
4 years$42,074/yr
University of Minnesota4,2(48)
Morris, Minnesota, United States +1 Top 3% in Worldwide Anthropology
Anthropology is the study of human beings and their ancestors through time and space, in relation to physical character, environmental and social relations, and culture. The Anthropology degree at University of Minnesota explores complicated human beliefs, relationships, and systems through a holistic lens.
B.A. Full-time On-campus
4 years$16,080/yr