The Anthropology / Biological Anthropology (B.A.) at Colorado State University offers you a comprehensive exploration of the human condition, equipping you to describe, analyze, and interpret our diverse biological and cultural experiences. This undergraduate degree is ideal for students fascinated by human origins, variation, and the societal structures that shape our lives across time and space. You will delve into critical areas such as human origins and variation, archaeology, and cultural anthropology, gaining a foundational understanding of the scientific and humanistic approaches to studying humanity. This program provides a robust grounding in anthropological theory and methods, preparing you for advanced study or professional application.
This full-time, on-campus program is typically completed over four years, immersing you in a dynamic learning environment. You will engage with foundational courses like Practicing Anthropology and Human Origins and Variation, alongside specialized subjects in archaeology, cultural anthropology, and biological anthropology. Your studies will culminate in a senior capstone seminar, offering you the opportunity to synthesize your knowledge and prepare for diverse career paths in fields such as cultural resource management, public health, museum studies, or further academic research.