Anthropological Science
Anthropological Science provides the opportunity to develop a strong foundation in anthropological theory, research methods, quantification, and laboratory science. It prepares students with the skills and competencies needed to pursue graduate study or careers in professions associated with archaeology, biological anthropology, cultural anthropology, ecological anthropology, and related fields. Students contemplating futures in anthropological research, biomedical, forensic, or archaeological sciences should consider this degree.
Degree Types: Bachelor of Science
Degree Options
Degree Concentrations
- Archaeological Science
- Biological Anthropology
- Human Ecology
- Integrated Anthropological Science
Popular Double Majors or Minors
- Classics and Ancient Mediterranean Studies
- History
- Jewish Studies
- Art History
- Philosophy
About the Program
Why should I pursue this degree?
You might like this program if…
- You are interested in futures in anthropological research, biomedical, forensic, or archaeological sciences.
- You want to study multiple areas of anthropological science.
Coursework
Opportunities to explore the following topics:
- Anthropology of Alcohol
- Ancient Brews
- Forensic Archaeology
- Museum Studies
- Anthropology, Ancestry, and You
Out-of-Classroom Experiences
Internships
- Gettysburg National Military Park
- Oregon Museum of Science and Industry
Education Abroad Destinations
Greece
Israel
Italy
Post-Graduation Opportunities
Continuing Education
- Graduate school to study anthropology, linguistics, forensics, museum studies and human genetics
- Chiropractics
Alumni Industries
Customer Service, Education (K-12), Research
Have questions about this program?
Future students, contact the Liberal Arts Recruitment Team.
Current students, contact your academic adviser.
This program is housed in the Department of Anthropology
at Penn State University Park.