Bachelor in Anthropology (Associate Degree)

Explore the mechanics of human life—from the biological foundations of our species to the intricate symbolic systems of language and social organization—through the Associate of Arts in Anthropology. This program serves as a critical foundation for careers in archaeology, museum curation, cultural resource management, and Indigenous relations. By analyzing human behavior across past and present societies, you will cultivate the analytical rigor and observational precision required to navigate complex social environments.

Practical Professional Integration

Beyond classroom theory, students have the opportunity to participate in the optional Co-operative Education Program, which facilitates alternating semesters of academic study with paid, full-time professional placements. This integration allows you to build a substantial resume and establish industry connections in government, non-profit, and private sectors before completing your undergraduate journey. The curriculum is specifically structured for seamless credit transfer, enabling motivated students to transition directly into the third year of a Bachelor’s degree at major research universities.