Anthropology

Study human cultures worldwide — kinship, ritual, economy, and how societies organize themselves.

Examine human biology, primate behavior, forensic identification, and skeletal analysis.

Excavate and analyze artifacts, ruins, and material remains to reconstruct past societies.

Study how language shapes culture, identity, and power across different human societies.

Learn to conduct fieldwork — participant observation, interviews, and writing about other cultures.

Read key theorists — Boas, Lévi-Strauss, Geertz — who shaped how we study culture.

Apply statistical tests to survey and observational data in social science research.

Trace the fossil record and genetics of human ancestors from early primates to modern humans.

Study how different cultures understand illness, healing practices, and healthcare systems.

Compare religious beliefs, rituals, and spiritual practices across cultures using anthropological theory.

Study one world region in depth — its peoples, cultures, histories, and current challenges.