BA in Anthropology - General Anthropology in Philadelphia United States | University of Pennsylvania

Anthropology serves as the worldwide study of human societies. It examines humanity in all its forms, exploring cultural, linguistic, and biological variations, along with tracing its evolution from ancient times to today's interconnected world. This interdisciplinary 14-credit major connects with various university programs and departments. Students can pursue a broad General Anthropology track or focus on specific areas like Biological Anthropology, Archaeology, Cultural and Linguistic Anthropology, or opt for specialized paths in Medical Anthropology and Environmental Anthropology. Those choosing General Anthropology gain exposure to all four sub-disciplines, building a foundation in comprehensive anthropological inquiry. The curriculum mandates coursework in Biological Anthropology, Archaeology, Cultural and Linguistic Anthropology, and Medical Anthropology.