BA in Anthropology in Kent United States | Kent State University

The Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology explores humanity's cultural and biological diversity and its influence on historical and contemporary environments. This discipline connects to fields like sociology, psychology, biology, and pre-medicine, while also intersecting with cultural studies, urban planning, and healthcare initiatives.

The Anthropology program offers specialized studies in cultural anthropology, archaeology, and biological anthropology. Those concentrating on human evolution can take advantage of a dedicated first-year laboratory course.

Program Learning Objectives

Upon completing this program, students will:

Master anthropological research techniques used to examine historical societies.
Develop an understanding of anthropology's unique ability to bring archaeological discoveries—especially in prehistoric Mexico and Ohio—to meaningful relevance.
Cultivate a deep respect for preserving archaeological heritage, from Ohio's sites to ancient woodlands across the Americas.
Acquire knowledge of biological anthropology as the most applicable evolutionary science, helping them recognize humanity's role in the natural world.