The Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology and Sociology at Webster University equips you with the analytical tools and conceptual knowledge to critically examine the social-structural dimensions of human behaviour and beliefs. You will explore complex relationships between individual lives and social-cultural forces, understanding social change, inequality, and diverse identities at both local and global scales. This undergraduate degree is ideal for students interested in understanding emerging trends in fields like informatics, environmental sociology, and social network analysis, providing a robust foundation for further study or professional application.
This full-time, on-campus programme is studied over four years, integrating core courses in research methods, theories in anthropology and sociology, and a culminating senior thesis. You will engage with a broad range of electives, from global social problems and cultural anthropology to urban sociology and community practicums, allowing you to tailor your studies. Throughout your degree, you will have numerous opportunities for collaborative research with faculty, preparing you for careers in fields such as social work, international development, research, and policy analysis, armed with a global perspective.