UMass Dartmouth's Sociology/Anthropology department offers a degree in Sociology/Anthropology with an option in anthropology.
Anthropology focuses on different aspects of culture and cultural differences, particularly in non-western societies or subcultures within the U.S.
As a student, you'll:
- analyze culture and power
- develop a holistic perspective
- study communities and cultures
- learn how to conduct field research in local communities
You'll complete 36 credits in courses related to your major, and 120 credits overall.
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Graduate School Placements
- Harvard Law School
- MIT
- UMass Dartmouth
- Yale University School of Medicine
Career Placements
- Action for Boston Community
- Alingsås kommun (Sweden)
- Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts
- Family Service of Greater Boston
- Fulbright Commission (Brazil)
- The May Institute
- The New England Center for Children
- Southcoast Hospitals Group
- Honors College: take advanced courses, pursue research, and be part of a community of scholars
- Study Abroad: earn academic credits and gain a global perspective on your field
- Undergraduate Research: faculty work with students on cutting-edge research projects
- University Studies: gain the benefit of a broad university education to enhance your knowledge and skills
3+3 Law degree: If you are thinking about law school, consider UMass Law's accelerated program. Your first year at UMass Law counts as your senior year at UMass Dartmouth.
