The Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology at Rowan University offers you a comprehensive exploration of human origins, biological diversity, and cultural variation, utilizing both scientific and humanistic approaches. This undergraduate degree is ideal if you are curious about the complexities of human societies and seek to understand diverse perspectives. You will delve into core areas such as cultural anthropology, archaeology, human variation, and anthropological linguistics, developing a nuanced understanding of the human experience across time and space. This program equips you with essential research skills and a critical anthropological perspective.
You will study this program on campus full-time over four years, engaging with a curriculum that includes foundational courses and opportunities for specialization. The syllabus highlights options in areas like Forensic Anthropology, Archaeological Field Methods, Anthropological Theory, and a Senior Seminar, allowing you to tailor your studies. You can also choose electives and optional concentrations in Archaeology/Cultural Resource Management, Forensic/Physical Anthropology, Medical Anthropology, or Public Culture/Museum Studies. Graduates are prepared for diverse career paths, including roles in research, cultural resource management, public health, and further academic pursuits.