Anthropology

Mount Holyoke College

United States of America, South Hadley

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Duration48 month(s)

Tuition Fee

USD 54,400 / Year

Apply DateJanuary 15, 2022

Next IntakeAugust 24, 2022

Anthropology

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Overview Anthropology at Mount Holyoke College is devoted to the study of human cultural diversity through time and around the world. The Bachelor in Anthropology from Mount Holyoke College approach is crosscultural, the perspective non-ethnocentric. The analytic tools will help students make sense of the human condition no matter how familiar or foreign it may seem. Our courses are designed to expose students to a variety of cultures and introduce them to the different topics, theories, and methods of the discipline of anthropology.The Department of Anthropology at Mount Holyoke invites students to explore cultures and connections. Faculty members are committed to helping students better understand the world even as global processes grow increasingly complicated and new forms of cultural identity evolve.Majors learn how to use theories and methodologies to challenge assumptions and test hypotheses. Along with developing advanced research skills, students have opportunities for fieldwork, internships, and independent studies.Anthropology provides a solid base for a range of careers, including:educationinternational affairs museum work law medicine public administrationpublic health rural and urban planning social work. I want to find another Bachelor Course

Mount Holyoke’s Department of Sociology and Anthropology offers a wide range of courses in cultural anthropology. Courses required for the Bachelor in Anthropology from Mount Holyoke College are introduction to cultural anthropology, research methods, history of anthropological ideas, and anthropological theory.

Disciplines

HistoryAnthropology

Requirements

English Requirements

IELTSMin 7
TOEFLMin 100

Other Requirements

1Common Application or Coalition ApplicationMount Holyoke Writing Supplement (optional)Secondary School Report, including official high school transcriptCounselor RecommendationTwo Teacher Evaluation Forms (from core academic courses)Midyear Report (due February 15, as applicable)*Standardized Test Scores (optional)Art Supplement (optional)English Proficiency Requirements for non-native English speakersEarly Decision Agreement (if applicable)Interview (optional, but strongly encouraged)

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Anthropology

Mount Holyoke College

United States of America, South Hadley

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