BA in Anthropology in Philadelphia United States | Temple University

Discover how individuals comprehend and adjust to diverse environments throughout history with Temple University's Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology through the College of Liberal Arts. This Anthropology Major centers on examining human diversity and cultural perspectives, fostering a greater appreciation for global communities. The evolution of cultural expression through art, communication, literature, and music has transformed significantly across eras. Through examining historical artifacts, you'll gain profound insights into worldwide cultures and societies, enhancing your comprehension of your own community. This prepares you for professions demanding cultural awareness and intercultural understanding. The 123-credit interdisciplinary Anthropology BA program highlights two thematic tracks that connect coursework in archaeology, biological anthropology, sociocultural anthropology, and linguistic anthropology. By selecting courses from either the Mobility and Global Inequity or Evolution and Human Environments themes, students refine their research, analysis, and writing abilities while developing essential skills for post-graduate success. The program explores fundamental concepts including: Humanity's relationship with nature; The creation and modification of cultural landscapes; The impact of class, gender, geography, race, and sexuality on power dynamics; The connection between theory and data analysis; and The significance of human biological and cultural variations in social interactions.