Bachelor Of Arts - Anthropology in Mount Royal University, Canada

Bachelor Of Arts - Anthropology in Mount Royal University

The Bachelor of Arts degree in Anthropology provides you with a broad, integrated knowledge of the subject. Study the human condition and existence through examinations and interpretations of biological, archaeological, linguistic and cultural variation.

You will learn about human cultural diversity and how to compare your own culture with those that are remote in time and geographic distance. Specifically, you will learn how individuals are subjected to, participate in, and contest the processes of living in various cultures. You will also learn about cultural theories, as well as anthropological research methods including ethnography and archaeology, among others.

Captivating careers

The Anthropology major prepares you for a wide range of careers in cultural resource management, archaeology, international development/affairs, tourism/heritage, healthcare services, and humanitarian efforts and advocacy, among others.

Career possibilities

• Social policy analyst
• Forensic analyst
• International aid and development worker

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