Anthropology - Howard University

Anthropology from Howard University is a Campus Bachelor Anthropology degree that prepares you for a Science career. Program Overview Anthropology is unique among the social sciences in exploring humanity in all its aspects, past and present. It provides a broad understanding of the similarities and differences in the human experience through time and space. This vast subject matter is divided up into four subfields: cultural, linguistic, archaeological, and biological (also known as physical) anthropology . Each of these in turn covers a wide array of topics: Cultural anthropology explores contemporary and historical diversity among people Linguistic anthropology describes how languages are structured and used Archaeological anthropology studies the material remains of past human cultures. Biological anthropology examines human evolution and human biological diversity. Objectives 1. Introduce students to anthropology as a discipline that studies all of human biological and cultural diversity by familiarizing them with its four subfields (cultural, linguistic, archaeological, and biological) in both their academic and applied aspects. 2. Provide students with critical conceptual and analytical skills to interpret their own and other cultures. 3. Invoke an understanding of both anthropological theory and practice in addressing contemporary human problems. 4. Prepare students for further graduate and professional education in anthropology or other disciplines through their mastery of theory, research methodology, and participation in fieldwork. 5. Encourage students to cultivate networks with other anthropologists and to become involved with student and professional organizations and experiences that would foster their professional socialization and future employment. View more details on Howard University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Anthropology courses.