Bachelor of arts in anthropology in University of maryland college park

Anthropology is a scientific and humanistic discipline devoted to improving our understanding of human culture and diversity. Anthropologists are holistic in that they endeavor to describe in the broadest sense what it means to be human. This includes exploring relationships between the human past and the present as well as between the biological and social components of our species. Anthropology is the study of people their origins, adaptations and ecology, distribution, customs, languages, and social and religious beliefs.The Anthropology Department maintains a strong focus on the practical uses and applications of anthropological knowledge, and faculty members and alumni have played important roles in the development of the field of applied anthropology. Faculty applied interests in such areas as the environment, health, and heritage are reflected in both undergraduate and graduate course offerings.

Two letters of recommendation: one from your school counselor and one from a teacher, Official high school transcripts, Official college transcripts (if necessary), Official standardized test scores, Activities and awards list or resume, Proof of English proficiency (International applicants only)

Archaeology, Ethnography/Cultural Anthropology, Cultural Resource Management (CRM), Evaluation/Assessment, Historic Preservation Health (international/public health), Museum/Curation/Project Design, Environment and Natural Resources, Community Development, Business, Advocacy (human rights/social justice), Tourism/Heritage, Human/Social Services, Healthcare Management/Services/Deliver

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