BA in Anthropology/Social Studies , Pathway - International Year - 3 Quarter, Western Washington University

This program stands out for its active involvement in regional archaeological fieldwork, encouraging students to participate in hands-on research like archaeological surveys. Its flexible interdisciplinary approach also prepares students for diverse careers and graduate studies, ranging from museum work and cultural research to education and international business. The variety of research opportunities and internships further enhance its appeal.

Western University offers several specialisations within Anthropology. These include a traditional BA in Anthropology, an interdisciplinary BA that combines Anthropology with Biology, a BA in Anthropology/Social Studies with a focus on teaching, and a BA in Anthropology with an Archaeology Concentration. For those interested in health careers, there is also an interdisciplinary BS in Biology/Anthropology. Additionally, the BAE program focuses on elementary education with an anthropology emphasis.

Students can pursue several undergraduate degrees including BA in Anthropology, Anthropology/Biology, Anthropology/Social Studies, and Anthropology/Elementary Education. Each program is designed to provide a broad understanding of human variation, culture, and physical development relevant to both local and global contexts.

Graduates can pursue careers in teaching, social services, museum work, international business, law enforcement, and diplomacy, among others. Many also continue with graduate studies at institutions like Johns Hopkins University, Seattle University, and Western Washington University, in fields such as Museum Studies, Criminal Justice, TESOL, and Mortuary Science.