Anthropology is a major for those who want to explore foreign cultures and patterns of human behavior in all of their rich diversity.
At Widener, you'll discover the processes people use to make sense of the world and build valuable critical thinking, communications, and civic engagement skills that will enable you to apply this knowledge in a variety of professional settings such as:
- Colleges and universities
- Government offices
- NGOs
- Museums and historical preservation societies
- Cultural resource management firms
- Service organizations
- Healthcare agencies
- Media outlets
- Design firms
The program is designed to be flexible, encouraging students to pursue a dual major or minor in complementary fields of study, or an accelerated pre-professional pathway.
When you graduate from Widener you will have practical experience from internships, study-abroad opportunities, and faculty-supervised research. Our students have the leadership abilities and professional qualifications desired by employers in today's rapidly changing economy.