Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology (Honours)

University of Northern British Columbia

This program applies a combination of science and humanities to understand a range of anthropological approaches. Utilize your knowledge at the graduate level or in pursuit of a career in education, law, social work, and more. Study the most fascinating subject of all – ourselves. Anthropology is the biological, social and cultural investigation of humans, in the past, present, and future. This program includes courses in sociocultural, archaeological, biological, and linguistic anthropology. You can choose from a broad range of courses that reflect specific areas of interest. If your pursuit is sociocultural, you might select courses in First Nations studies, geography, history, and political science. If you are interested in archaeology, you might also take courses in biological and soil sciences, and environmental studies.Career PathsAnthropologistArchaeologistForensic scientistMuseum curatorThis degree provides a strong foundation for further studies in education, museology, law, or for pursuing studies at the masters and PhD levels.