From archaeology to linguistics to botany, anthropology closely connects to all studies in the liberal arts, giving you a well-rounded education.
Anthropology students from Alma College develop a skill set that is in high demand. It also gives you the opportunity to insert your personal interests into your studies.
As an anthropology major you will have many opportunities for hands-on experiences—travel-based courses, fieldwork, service learning, clubs and honor societies.
Alma College Anthropology major prepares you for graduate study in the social sciences. You also are prepared to explore career possibilities in a wide variety of fields, including sociology, social work, business, non-profit and personnel administration, law, ministry, public health, museum curatorship, forensics, corrections, government, international development, linguistics, foreign service, national park service, genealogy, social psychology, linguistics, technical writing, journalism, ethnobotany, environmental sciences, and eco-tourism, among many others.
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