Bachelor in Anthropology

For Bachelor in Anthropology, applications for the Sep 2027 intake are open until Aug 31, 2027; tuition fees are 12,850 EUR per year.

Understanding the human experience requires a deep dive into the cultural, social, and biological threads that weave together our global societies. This minor in Anthropology invites students to examine the complexities of human diversity, exploring how belief systems, social structures, and material practices shape our identities and interactions.

By integrating theoretical frameworks with ethnographic inquiry, the programme encourages a critical perspective on contemporary social issues. It is designed for students who are intellectually curious about the 'why' behind human behavior and wish to complement their primary major with a rigorous, cross-cultural analytical toolkit. Whether you are interested in urban settings, global development, or historical patterns, the programme provides the foundational skills to interpret the world through a nuanced, interdisciplinary lens.

Programme Context

Located within the Frances Rich School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, this minor benefits from a vibrant academic environment that prioritizes critical thinking and inquiry. Students engage with foundational concepts that are essential for careers in international relations, social research, cultural resource management, and beyond.

Academic Identity

The American College of Greece operates as a comprehensive educational institution that integrates a diverse range of academic disciplines. The university emphasizes an international perspective, drawing on both its historical roots and its commitment to modern pedagogy. By fostering a culture of inquiry, the institution prepares students to address contemporary global challenges within a supportive and inclusive environment.

Campus and Community

The campus is designed to serve as a hub for student activity and engagement. It offers a variety of spaces meant to facilitate learning, collaboration, and social interaction. For international students, the campus experience is characterized by:

• Opportunities for engagement in a multicultural student body
• Access to resources that support academic and personal development
• A localized focus on the vibrant life of Athens

International Student Context

The university is structured to support students from around the world, recognizing the unique needs of those pursuing their education outside of their home country. By providing a bridge between traditional Greek culture and an internationalized curriculum, the institution creates a distinct educational pathway. Students are encouraged to participate in various aspects of university life, ensuring they can make the most of their time in Greece while pursuing their academic goals.