Bachelor of Arts with a major in Anthropology

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Program Overview

Anthropology studies all aspects of human culture past and present, including human biological and cultural diversity, human origins, the origins and development of cultural complexity, analyzing material artifacts, preserving heritage, and understanding and solving problems related to globalization and the multicultural environments it creates in business, healthcare, education, government, NGOs, etc that individuals and societies must negotiate in the modern world.

https://www.augusta.edu/pamplin/hist-anth-phil/anthropology.php

Program Contact

Ruth McClelland-Nugent

706-737-1709

hap@augusta.edu

Admissions Information

For more information on admissions requirements, please visit the Office of Admissions website. https://www.augusta.edu/admissions/

Progression & Graduation Requirements

A grade of C or better is required in all Area F and Major Concentration courses.

Program Length: 4 Years

CIP Code: 45.0201

Program Code: 1BA-ANTH-BA

Core Areas A-E: 45 Hours

For more information on Core Curriculum Areas A-E, see Core Requirements .

Area F: 18 Hours

Select one of the following sequences: 6 Hours

MATH 1401 - Elementary Statistics (3 Credit Hours) and MINF 2201 - Microcomputer Applications (3 Credit Hours)
Foreign Language Sequence: 6 Hours

Select one of the following: 3 Hours

Major Concentration: 28 Hours

3000-4000 Level Courses: 21 Hours

Minor Concentration or Certificate: 15-18 Hours

Electives: 14-17 Hours

Wellness Graduation Requirement: 4 Hours

Students who transfer to Augusta University with less than 60 credit hours must complete the Wellness Requirement.

WELL 1000 - Wellness (2 Credit Hours)
Activity Course: 1 Credit Hour
Activity Course: 1 Credit Hour

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