Anthropology at Â鶹ŮÀÉ is the study of what it means to be human—biologically, socially and culturally. You’ll explore how people live, think and connect across the globe, with a special focus on cultural anthropology. This area of study helps you understand the human experience from multiple perspectives, preparing you to engage with a rapidly changing world.
About Anthropology at Â鶹ŮÀÉ
At Florida Atlantic, anthropology is designed for flexibility and real-world relevance. You’ll build a strong foundation in theory and research, then tailor your studies to your interests—whether that’s medicine, law, international relations, social work, education or the arts. The program encourages interdisciplinary connections, so you can combine anthropology with other fields like biology, political science, psychology or environmental studies. You’ll also have opportunities for internships, study abroad and hands-on research, all with the support of dedicated faculty mentors.
Degrees Offered at Florida Atlantic
Undergraduate
- Concentration in Anthropology (Honors College)
- Minor in Anthropology (Honors College)
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Educational Objectives & Student Outcomes
2. Build critical thinking and analytical skills for interpreting human behavior and social systems.
3. Gain practical research experience through fieldwork, internships or study abroad.
4. Prepare for graduate study or careers in fields that value cultural insight and global awareness.
2. Analyze and compare diverse human societies using interdisciplinary approaches.
3. Apply research skills to real-world questions in anthropology.
4. Communicate findings clearly in both written and oral formats.
5. Collaborate effectively with faculty and peers on research and community projects.
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