Embark on a transformative academic journey with the Anthropology (B.A.) (Combined B.A./M.S. Sustainability Science) at Montclair State University, a unique undergraduate program designed for intellectually curious students passionate about understanding human societies and their environmental impact. This interdisciplinary degree equips you with critical analytical skills to explore complex global challenges, from cultural diversity and social structures to the pressing issues of sustainability science. You will delve into the core tenets of anthropology and gain a foundational understanding of ecological principles, preparing you to address the interconnectedness of human behaviour and the natural world.
This comprehensive program is studied full-time on campus over five years, offering a distinctive pathway that integrates undergraduate and graduate coursework. You will engage with foundational anthropology courses, including ANTH 100-level and 200-level electives, alongside specialized sustainability science subjects like EAES 500-level courses. The curriculum is structured to build your expertise progressively, culminating in advanced ANTH and EAES coursework and a significant research project or thesis in your final year. You will graduate with a dual Bachelor's and Master's degree, poised for advanced careers in fields demanding both cultural insight and environmental stewardship.