The Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology provides students with a deep and broad understanding of the human experience across time and space. It combines the study of biological and cultural evolution, archaeological practices, language systems, and contemporary social structures. Students explore core areas such as cultural anthropology, biological anthropology, archaeology, and linguistic anthropology, while also examining themes like kinship, religion, globalization, and power dynamics. The program emphasizes both theoretical knowledge and practical skills, often incorporating ethnographic research, fieldwork, and laboratory experience. Students learn to think critically about cultural difference, human behavior, and the complexities of societal development. The degree prepares graduates for diverse paths in academia, public health, cultural resource management, international relations, and advocacy work.