1.0k Bachelor's degrees in Anthropology

Do questions about how human societies were formed fascinate you? Are you interested in understanding how humans figure out how to live in groups while maintaining our individuality?Earning a Bachelor of Arts degree in Anthropology from the University of North Texas will prepare you for a variety of challenging careers. 

The Anthropology programme at Concordia University Montréal is a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree offered over three to four years. Available in full-time mode with a Co-op option, this course explores cultural life and human societies. Students engage in systematic observation to understand how culture constructs our world.

Human Development from Roanoke College exposes students to the broader life-span perspective and allows them to focus on the stages and the topics most applicable to their personal or professional goals.

The Anthropology and Sociology program at Washington and Lee University features a free-form style of learning where students apply readings to real-life situations and explore their own topics of interest.

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. 

The Medical Anthropology Track at University of Miami seeks to better understand cultural factors that influence human health and well-being.

Anthropology at California State University, Bakersfield as an academic discipline explores all cultures of the world, both past and present, and places a primary emphasis on non-western cultures.

The Anthropology programme at the University of Georgia offers a comprehensive Bachelor of Arts degree. This public study mode course explores human behaviour and environmental interactions through archaeology, biological, and cultural lenses. Students gain versatile social science skills during this four-year undergraduate degree.

Anthropology (Honours) program at Oregon State University seeks to promote awareness of the complexity and diversity of humanity and the human experience—past and present—in its cultural, biological, and ecological contexts.

The Louisiana State University offeres an Anthropology programme which allows you to uncovering our past to understand our future.

The Anthropology programme at Slippery Rock University is a public B.Sc. degree that explores human diversity through archaeology and biocultural studies. This comprehensive course provides a science-based curriculum designed to be completed over four years, preparing students for careers in heritage, medicine, and technology.

The Anthropology program from Hendrix College reflects the shared intellectual foundations and common areas of inquiry in sociology and anthropology, as well as their distinct disciplinary differences.

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. 

The Anthropology major at Furman University concentrates on the subfield of cultural anthropology. It has comparative as well as in depth courses that focus on the geographical areas of Africa, Central America, East Asia, and South Asia.

At Anthropology at Albion College anthropologists study humankind and its diversity from beginnings to the present day. They focus upon humans’ many answers to the common problems of existence and their differing understandings of reality. 

A background in Anthropology is a valuable asset in today’s job market. The skills you learn as a major at State University of New York at New Paltz are applicable to a wide range of careers. 

Are you curious about cultures, people, history, and how people engage with the world around them? Consider Anthropology at Washburn University.

Students on the Sociology and Anthropology program offered at The Wofford College, use social theory to investigate race, gender, class, history, religion, philosophy, politics, ethics, economies, landscapes and more. Students also practice collecting ethnographic and survey data and engage with social justice and biocultural diversity.

Anthropology uniquely incorporates both cultural and biological perspectives in its study of the diversity of past and present humans, and the ecology and behavior of our closest primate relatives. Join the Anthropology program at Northeastern Illinois University. 

The Anthropology programme at Nipissing University offers a comprehensive B.A. degree exploring the vast human experience. This full-time course investigates cultural diversity, archaeology, and social evolution through an interdisciplinary lens. Students engage in hands-on fieldwork and applied research within a supportive academic environment.