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Bachelors of Arts in Anthropology, University of South Carolina
Columbia - South Carolina, South Carolina
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48 Months
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About this course
Embark on a journey through the complexities of human life with this anthropology major. You'll develop the skills to examine social interactions, communication, physical development, and human diversity holistically and relativistically. The program emphasizes understanding social and environmental justice, identity, health, and social inequities. Through research, fieldwork, and interdisciplinary studies, you'll gain a comprehensive understanding of human behavior and cultural differences, preparing you for a wide array of careers that focus on improving the health and well-being of individuals and communities.
Why this course is highly recommended
This course is ideal for students interested in understanding human diversity and social justice issues. It combines personal attention with valuable research experience and offers a flexible, people-focused education that can open doors to many careers in museums, academia, government, health care, and nonprofits. The program’s interdisciplinary nature helps students develop critical thinking, research, multicultural awareness, and advocacy skills, making it a strong foundation for a successful future.
Specialisation
The program offers a broad, interdisciplinary approach covering four main fields of anthropology: archaeological, cultural, linguistic, and biological. Students receive training in research, data management, analysis, and interpretation related to human diversity across various behaviors, with opportunities for local and international fieldwork.
Course fees
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Degree requirements
The program provides comprehensive training with a focus on research, data analysis, and cultural understanding. Students learn to communicate effectively and develop advocacy skills, preparing for careers or further education in anthropology or related fields.
English language test
DUOLINGO
115
IELTS
6.5
TOEFL
77
PTE
53
Career prospects
Graduates can pursue careers as anthropologists, archaeologists, advocates, communicators, and consultants. Alumni typically work in academia, museums, businesses, government agencies, nonprofits, and healthcare settings. The average salary five to ten years after graduation is around $65,362, with employment opportunities at organizations like archaeological firms, museums, national parks, and natural resource departments.
FAQs
What kind of research opportunities will I have?
Students can participate in research projects and fieldwork both locally and abroad, gaining practical experience beyond classroom learning.
What skills will I develop during this course?
You will gain critical thinking, research, multicultural awareness, writing, listening, and advocacy skills, all essential for a successful career in various sectors.
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