Anthropology

Marquette University

United States of America, Milwaukee

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Marquette University

United States of America , Milwaukee

Key Facts

Program Level

Bachelor

Study Type

Full Time

Delivery

On Campus

Campuses

Main Site

Program Language

English

Start & Deadlines

Next Intake Deadlines19-Jan-2022 November-2021

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Duration 48 month(s)

Tuition Fee

USD 43,350 / year

Apply Date November-2021

Next Intake 19-Jan-2022

Anthropology

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Overview The Anthropology major at Marquette University tackles these and countless other questions by studying the history, biology and behavior of human beings through the centuries and around the world.Cultural anthropology, physical/biological anthropology and archaeology.As an anthropology major at Marquette, you can focus your studies by choosing elective courses that concentrate on oe of these areas.It's all culturalCultural anthropologists carry out in-depth and long-term studies to piece together a holistic understanding of the social, historical, economic and technological forces that shape culture. Our professors study topics that range from forensic nursing clinics in Baltimore to dispute resolution and mediation in Africa. As an anthropology major, you'll find lots of options for service learning and community work.Focus on the physicalWhat can we learn from 2 million-year-old fossils? How do we understand the biological evolution of our species? Your classes in physical anthropology will examine human evolution and the effects of disease and malnutrition on humans and introduce the field of forensic science. Laboratory classes and community internships are also available. I want to find another Bachelor Course

What does it mean to be human? Anthropology graduates at Marquette University tackle this central question by looking at the biological and cultural diversity of our species in the past and present. Where and when did modern humans evolve?