The Anthropology & Sociology, BA at Seattle University equips you to critically analyze societal structures and cultural dynamics, preparing you to address complex issues of intersectional justice. This undergraduate degree is ideal for students passionate about understanding and transforming the world through social and cultural analysis, focusing on race, gender, sexuality, economy, and the environment. You will develop a robust toolkit of research skills, grounded in both anthropological and sociological perspectives, enabling you to foster justice and honor community commitments. Seattle University's program encourages engagement with global challenges in a way that is both critical and community-centered.
This full-time, on-campus Bachelor of Arts degree is studied over four years, integrating core curriculum requirements with specialized major coursework. You will explore critical methodologies and interdisciplinary research skills, with opportunities to focus on applied projects and diverse electives ranging from linguistic anthropology to urban politics. The curriculum emphasizes intersectional frameworks and is supported by faculty mentors dedicated to student success. You will graduate with a comprehensive understanding of social justice issues and the practical research abilities sought after in fields like community organizing, policy analysis, and social research.