BA in Anthropology in Baton Rogue United States | Louisiana State University

You're passionate about exploring human history to shape tomorrow's understanding, and you're not afraid to roll up your sleeves. Discover exciting opportunities in anthropology at LSU, with concentrations in archaeology, cultural studies, folklore, biological anthropology, and language research. Get involved in hands-on projects, from examining modern societies to participating in archaeological excavations, that can make a genuine difference globally.

LSU provides a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in anthropology. Given its comprehensive approach to human studies, anthropology majors are encouraged to complement their studies with coursework across scientific disciplines, social sciences, and liberal arts.

Key focus areas include: Aerial imaging, African diaspora studies, archaeological excavation, atmospheric science, climate shifts, weather patterns, climate science, coastal formations, environmental preservation, criminology, cultural studies, disaster research, economic geography, Ethnohistory, extreme weather phenomena,
Forensic studies, Geographic Information Systems, Historical archaeology, regional history, human-environment interactions, hurricane research, water systems, cultural identity, artifact analysis, Mesoamerican studies, weather science, bone structure analysis, physical landscapes, cultural geography, political ecology, geopolitical studies, community health, statistical methods, religious studies, satellite imaging, sociological frameworks, spatial evaluation, predictive modeling, tropical storms, and urban development.