BSc (Hons) Anthropology Bournemouth University

Program Description

This degree - one of just a handful at UK universities to offer complementary units covering social anthropology alongside the core focus on biological anthropology – provides a firm foundation for understanding how societies work. Why study BSc (Hons) Anthropology at BU? Anthropology is the study of humans: what unites us as a species, and how and why individuals and groups vary both biologically and culturally across space and time With comprehensive study of the dual biological/social nature of humans and human societies, past and present - gain an understanding of human biological and cultural diversity Undertake hands-on practical and laboratory work, all delivered by leading academics Anthropological theory and fieldwork, cultural ecology, human-environment interaction, human evolution, and material culture and technology are all key areas of study Select subject options from biological and social anthropology and allied disciplines, to build your study around your own interests, passions, and career aspirations Complete a five-week or optional 30-week placement to apply skills developed as well as build a network of professional contacts and a strong CV, enhancing your career prospects. Within 15 months of graduating, 80% of our students are in employment or further study

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