Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology

University of Tulsa

Anthropology is the study of humans past and present. To grasp the complexity of cultures across all of human history, the program’s curriculum is based on four traditional areas of anthropology: archaeology, cultural anthropology, biological (physical) anthropology and linguistics. Students and faculty collaborate on innovative research projects in state-of-the-art laboratories and exciting field sites worldwide. The Department of Anthropology and Sociology at The University of Tulsa offers a BA and BS degrees, a minor, and a certificate in museum studies. Please explore the examples of possible four-year plans for an anthropology major at TU. Specific courses are subject to availability and scheduling. These examples aim to illustrate possible major/minor combinations and possible elective classes available.Learning OutcomesStudents who complete the undergraduate program in anthropology will demonstrate or perform:Anthropological comprehension of theories, human cultures, and social groupsAnthropological analysis and interpretation of theories, human cultures, and social groupsAnthropological understanding and implementation of ethical principles andAnthropological understanding and implementation of research capabilities.

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