The anthropology major provides training in how to look at problems and questions holistically and relativistically. Students appreciate human diversity and apply their learning to questions about social and environmental justice, identity, health and social inequities. Receive comprehensive training through an interdisciplinary approach to anthropology and its four main fields: archaeological, cultural, linguistic and biological anthropology. Learn to research, manage, analyze, evaluate and interpret data on human diversity and across all human behaviors. Enjoy opportunities to participate in fieldwork locally and abroad. Gain the professional and personal intelligence it takes to have a successful career.
-Critical Thinking Analyzing and evaluating information to make informed decisions or judgments
-Research Gathering and analyzing information to increase knowledge or solve problems
-Multicultural Awareness Understanding cultural variation and adapting behaviors and communication styles accordingly
-Writing Creating professional written content for inclusion in scholarly journal articles, books and reports
-Listening Skills Understanding what others are saying to facilitate effective communication
-Advocacy Promoting or defending a cause or issue often using awareness, education and policy change
Total Tuition Fees: $144,344
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