A nthropology is the study of the biology, prehistory and culture of human society in a worldwide setting. P hysical anthropology looks at human and non-human primate evolution.
Archaeology focuses on cultural history and strives to learn how human societies have changed.
And, cultural and linguistic anthropology studies behaviors and living societies to try and explain modern day cultures. A major in Anthropology also gives you the opportunity to develop a broad base of knowledge within the Liberal Arts. This specialized knowledge combined with general knowledge of a number of areas prepares anthropology majors to enter into a variety of fields upon graduation. Many professional positions within the field require graduate education. The degree at bachelor's level provides an excellent foundation of skills in research, project development, communication and understanding of cultural differences.