The Bachelor's Degree in Anthropology at Lycoming College invites you to explore the rich tapestry of human experience, past and present. This program is ideal for curious minds eager to understand the diversity of human societies, cultural practices, and biological origins. You will delve into core anthropological concepts such as cultural anthropology, archaeological methods, and human evolution, gaining a critical perspective on global cultural diversity and societal structures. Lycoming College offers a unique opportunity to engage deeply with anthropological inquiry, preparing you to analyze complex human interactions and challenges.
This full-time, on-campus undergraduate program is structured over four years, providing a comprehensive education in anthropological research and theory. You will engage in hands-on learning through core courses like Cultural Anthropology and Archaeological Research, culminating in a capstone research project, ANTH 447. Opportunities for fieldwork, laboratory analysis, and internships with institutions like the Smithsonian enhance your practical skills. You will graduate with a strong foundation in anthropological analysis, ready for careers in cultural resource management, human services, or further academic study.