The Biology/Anthropology BS at Western Washington University offers a unique interdisciplinary approach for students fascinated by human biology and its evolutionary and cultural contexts. This undergraduate degree is ideal if you seek to understand human biology from a comprehensive viewpoint, integrating biological principles with anthropological perspectives on human variation and societal influences. You will explore foundational subjects like genetics, human anatomy and physiology, and cell biology, alongside key anthropological concepts, preparing you for advanced study and diverse career paths.
This rigorous Bachelor of Science program is studied on campus full-time over four years, requiring foundational coursework in mathematics, chemistry, and physics. You will delve into core biology and anthropology topics, including evolution, ecology, cultural anthropology, and archaeology, with opportunities to engage in quantitative methods and specialized depth requirements. You will graduate with a strong foundation for careers in biological anthropology, health professions, or further graduate study, equipped with critical thinking and research skills.