BA in Anthropology - Archaeology in College Station United States | Texas A&M University

Anthropology explores humanity in its fullest context, analyzing cultural and social structures (sociocultural and linguistic anthropology), human biology and evolutionary relationships (biological anthropology), and ancient communities with their material remains (archaeology). Learners gain insight into the significance of physical and cultural diversity across local, national, and worldwide scales, while honing analytical abilities applicable to professions involving diverse populations.

The anthropology program offers foundational knowledge in behavioral sciences for students seeking comprehensive training in either biological or social sciences. Majors can pursue hands-on research opportunities in scientific or humanities disciplines through ethnographic studies, biological investigations, or archaeological fieldwork. Many Texas A&M anthropology undergraduates choose this major for its strong foundation in broad-based liberal arts education.