Anthropology - University of Alaska Fairbanks

Anthropology from University of Alaska Fairbanks is a Campus Bachelor Anthropology degree that prepares you for a Science career. The Department of Anthropology offers a balanced and flexible program of academic courses and research in cultural anthropology, linguistic anthropology , archaeology and biological anthropology. Anthropology contributes to an understanding of the complex problems of human behavior, biology, language, cultural and social organization, and the relationship of humans to their environments. Research carried out in the field, laboratory and library emphasizes past and present modes of living and the origins and distribution of peoples and cultures throughout the world. Although special attention is given to the circumpolar North, faculty also maintain active research programs elsewhere, such as Africa and North America. Major -- B.A. Degree Complete the general university requirements. (As part of the core curriculum requirements complete ANTH F100X*.) Complete the B.A. degree requirements. Complete the following program (major) requirements:* Complete the following: ANTH F211--Fundamentals of Archaeology (3) or ANTH F221--Introduction to Biological Anthropology (3)--3 credits ANTH F215--Fundamentals of Social/Cultural Anthropology--3 credits ANTH F384--History of Anthropology--3 credits ANTH F411O--Senior Seminar--3 credits LING F101--Nature of Language--3 credits Complete 6 anthropology electives, with degree classification designator 's' or 'h,' at least 4 (12 credits) of which are at the F400-level--18 credits Minimum credits required--120 credits View more details on University of Alaska Fairbanks . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Anthropology courses.