The Anthropology (B.A.) at Colorado State University offers you a deep dive into understanding the human condition across its diverse biological and cultural expressions. This undergraduate degree is ideal for curious minds eager to explore the complexities of human societies, past and present, and to analyze the origins of our species and the variations that define us. You will engage with critical concepts in cultural anthropology, human origins, and archaeology, developing a nuanced perspective on what it means to be human in a global context. This program provides a robust foundation for those interested in fields like cultural resource management, museum studies, and international affairs.
This full-time, on-campus program, studied over four years, will immerse you in a rich curriculum. You will explore topics ranging from ethnographic field methods and the anthropology of religion to archaeology of North America and museum and cultural heritage studies. Your learning will culminate in a senior capstone seminar, allowing you to synthesize your knowledge and engage in advanced research. You will graduate with a Bachelor of Arts degree, prepared for further study or careers in fields such as cultural resource management, museum work, international affairs, and social research.