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- Department of Anthropology - College of Arts and Sciences - University . . .
Anthropology is the study of what it means to be human—culturally and biologically, in both the past and present At the University of San Diego, students learn from engaged faculty who bring vital research and teaching expertise into the classroom
- Home | Anthropology | Arts Letters | SDSU
“Anthropology is a great major because of the tools it provides us as we approach sensitive issues, including gender, race, and many more hot topics—not just out in ‘the field,’ but also in our everyday life ”
- University of California, San Diego - Anthropology
The Department offers a full range of undergraduate and graduate courses in archaeology, biological, social, cultural, psychological, political, and linguistic anthropology
- San Diego State University, Department of Anthropology
Our BA and MA students emerge ready for today’s job market by gaining integrated training in all four of anthropology’s subfields—cultural anthropology, physical biological anthropology, archaeology, and linguistic anthropology
- Faculty - University of California, San Diego
The Anthropology Department has faculty members that specilize in the following fields: Archaeology, Biological, Psychological Medical, Linguistics, and Sociocultural
- Home | Department of Anthropology | University of Washington
The opportunities available to you through UW Anthropology are nearly endless You will explore some of the most foundational questions about human existence while gaining valuable knowledge and skills in a supportive, empathetic community
- Department of Anthropology
The Department of Anthropology, established by Franz Boas in 1902, is the oldest in the United States and remains a center of disciplinary innovation and theoretical leadership
- About Us | Anthropology | Arts Letters | SDSU
Anthropology courses were first taught at SDSU, then a Normal School located in University Heights, in 1899 Nearly 50 years later in 1948, Anthropology became recognized as a formal unit when a joint Anthropology and Sociology Department was created
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