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Bachelors in Anthropology- Environmental Studies

4 Years On Campus Bachelors Program

Whitman College

Program Overview

How does culture mediate relationships with land, water, soils, climate, plants, and animals And how have these more-than-human beings had reciprocal relationships with humans Using a range of methodologies, including ethnography, Anthropology-Environmental Studies majors will learn to build from different ways of knowing to examine the multi-faceted character of the environment and environmentalism at a time widely heralded as the Anthropocene. With humans at the center of this proposed geologic epoch the Anthropology-Environmental Studies major requires students to develop a working grasp of fundamental natural and scientific concepts central to environmental studies, while also understanding how scientific knowledge is always embedded in specific cultural features and historical contexts.

Program Key Stats

$71182 (Annual Fee)



51 %

Eligibility Criteria

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Additional Information & Requirements

Transcripts from the previously attended schools, High school transcripts, English language profeciency test scores (minimum score of 110 for TOEFL and 7.0 for IELTS), School report and counselor recommendation, SAT and ACT test scores

Career Options

  • Amenity horticulturist
  • Commercial horticulturist
  • Environmental consultant
  • Environmental education officer

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