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The Bachelor’s degree in Anthropology seeks to understand all dimensions of the human experience and our place in nature: who we are, where we come from, and how we understand the diversities and similarities among us. It introduces students to the major areas of biological anthropology, archaeology, sociocultural anthropology, linguistic anthropology, and applied anthropology along with advanced courses in several of those areas. Students choose from two program concentrations.

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Conservator

Paleontologist

Archaeological Assistant

Sociologist

Historian

Market Research Analyst

Digital Media Museum Specialist

Social Media Specialist

Forensic Scientist

Primatologist

Museum Technician

Museum Director

Cultural Resource Manager

Content Curator Copywriter

Public Relations Specialist

Survey Researcher

Archivist

Cultural Research Database Manager

Research Consultant

Project Administrator

Program Director

Research Analyst

Policy Scientist

I graduated with a Degree in Anthropology with a concentration in Archaeology and minor in Theater Arts. Anthropology is diverse, and I think my degree is a reflection of that. I thoroughly enjoyed my undergrad.

Leann Castillo, Anthropology (BA)

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Launching in Fall 2022, this program will cover the cost of tuition and mandatory fees for students with a family-adjusted gross income of $125,000 or less.

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The Department of Anthropology at UTRGV has a faculty of highly experienced and insightful instructors and such a fulfilling undergraduate curriculum that I had to switch majors so I wouldn't miss out. Anthropology drew me in because it incorporates everything I love...

Maxwell Perkins, UTRGV Alum

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Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology

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