Anthropology

Ithaca College

United States of America, Ithaca

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Duration48 month(s)

Tuition Fee

USD 46,610 / Year

Apply DateFebruary 1, 2022

Next IntakeOctober 8, 2022

Anthropology

About

Overview The Anthropology program at Ithaca College will help students develop their skills as researchers and build their understanding of how anthropology illuminates contemporary global issues such as cultural preservation, archaeological site analysis and preservation, musical traditions, environmental degradation, sustainability, economic development, and the cross-cultural understanding of medicine and gender roles. The capstone class provides a comprehensive review of student learning in the major and prepares them for graduate school and a variety of careers.The department’s emphasis on applied and engaged learning makes anthropology a unique discipline in which majors conduct their own fieldwork and research and are encouraged to take advantage of the many available experiential learning opportunities. Laboratory facilities are available for each of the specialized subdisciplines, and students can participate in small group field classes that focus on anthropology in Puerto Rico and Hawaii during the winter and archaeology and service learning with Native American communities during the summer.CareersAnthropology graduates have gone on to diverse, rewarding careers in the fields of archaeology, cultural resource management, education, medicine, music, social work, international relations, law, nonprofit management, and business. I want to find another Bachelor Course

The Anthropology program at Ithaca College is about the study of the human species from its origins and evolution to the development and varied nature of its past and present cultures. Students in the Ithaca College anthropology program receive a thorough grounding in the subdisciplines of cultural anthropology, archaeology, and biological anthropology.

Disciplines

HistoryArchaeologyAnthropology

Requirements

English Requirements

IELTSMin 6
TOEFLMin 80

Other Requirements

1An original secondary school transcript or marks sheet (grades) that bears the school seal and certifying signature of a school authority. Also submit official transcripts from any and all universities attended. Provide a certified English translation of all transcripts that are not in English.Letter of recommendation from the principal, school head, or college counselor, sent directly from your school to Ithaca CollegeProof of English proficiencySAT or ACT with Writing test results (optional)

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Anthropology

Ithaca College

United States of America, Ithaca

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