• Anthropology integrates scientific and humanistic approaches to the study of people and culture informing our two goals:  
    • to support global citizenship through information, skills, and perspectives that build cross-cultural awareness and increase the ability to identify our own cultural assumptions, and
    • to promote an engaged anthropology that addresses the contemporary challenges of our local and global communities.
  • The scope of the program encompasses past, present, and future perspectives on the human condition, within the subfields of archaeology, socio-cultural, linguistic, and biological anthropology.
  • The content focuses on the range of human cultural and biological diversity through anthropology’s core concepts, theories, methods, and major debates. Skills developed include: critical thinking, research methods and analysis, effective writing, and constructive dialogue.