Pilihan program

Ringkasan program

This program provides a broad-based approach to the understanding of human culture (past and present) and human biology. The anthropological perspective is global, holistic, and involves considerable time-depth. The major exposes students to the primary subdivisions within the field: archaeology, cultural anthropology, folklore, linguistics, and physical anthropology. The B.A. in anthropology prepares students for further academic training at the graduate level, but can also lead directly to careers in nonacademic (applied) areas, such as forensics, contract archaeology, cultural resource management, museum work, social services, education, government, and market research. Internships, archaeological field schools, and a departmental honors program are available to students in this major.

Modul program

The courses are ANT 100 Human Origins, ANT 101 Understanding Culture, ANT 315 Research Methods, ANT 405 History of Anthropological Thought, Select one course from each of the following areas: Archeology (3 credits): ANT 308 Archeological Method, ANT 312 Archeology of North America, ANT 329 World Prehistory, ANT 377 Ancient Civilization, ANT 415 Seminar in Archeology, Physical Anthropology (3 credits): ANT 203 Human Variation, ANT 320 Human Growth in Anthropological Perspective, ANT 321 Primate Behavior, ANT 324 The Human Skeleton, ANT/CRJ 325 Forensic Anthropology, ANT 326 The Human Fossil Record, Regional Courses (3 credits): ANT 301 Indigenous Peoples of Eastern North America, ANT 303 The Anthropology of Europe, ANT 305 Peoples of Africa, ANT 330 Pacific Islanders, Topical Courses (3 credits): ANT 102 Introduction to Ethnological Analysis, ANT 144 Introduction to Folklore and Folklife, ANT 307 Urban Anthropology, ANT/HEW 327 Medical Anthropology, ANT 340 Women in Anthropological Perspective, ANT 360 Folklore of Women, ANT 362 Urban Folklore, ANT 365 Practicing Anthropology, ANT 367 Cultural Ecology, ANT 370 The Anthropology of Contemporary Issues, ANT 375 Humanistic Anthropology, ANT 380 Language and Culture, ANT 381 Religion, Magic, and Culture, ANT 382 Culture and Personality, ANT 411 African Family, ANT 412 Seminar in Anthropology, Experiential Courses (3–6 credits): ANT 308 Archaeological Method, ANT 488 Internship, ANT 495 Project, ANT 498 Honors Research, ANT 499 Independent Study.

Persyaratan masuk bagi mahasiswa internasional

Applicants to be considered for admission should have completed the equivalent of 12 years of elementary and secondary education. Also applicants need to provide evidence of proficiency in English language with a minimum Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) scores of 500 (paper-based test), 173 (computer-based test), and 61 (Internet-based test). International English Language Testing System (IELTS) with a minimum band score of 5.5 may also be used as an alternative.

Kualifikasi

Sarjana (S1)

Institusi penerbit ijazah

Buffalo State, State University of New York

Nama jurusan

School of Natural and Social Sciences, Anthropology Department