Anthropology is the holistic study of the human species, with an emphasis on biological and cultural evolution, variation and adaptations in space and time. It is unique among the disciplines that study humans because it integrates information from practically all disciplines in the natural, social and applied sciences, as well as the humanities. The interdisciplinary framework of the program provides meaningful and unparalleled insights, making anthropology a prime subject for the 21st century. • Three-year (general) and four-year (specialized) Bachelor of Arts (BA) and Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) • Three-year programs are flexible all purpose degrees giving a broad background that can be applied to practical problem solving in many areas • Four-year programs provide training needed for further studies at the graduate level • B.Sc. examines forensic/physical anthropology and scientific archaeology • Students may join the Anthropological Club, which assists students in their transition from secondary school and organizes social events • Program offers regular archaeological field trips, as well as laboratory research in archaeology, medical anthropology and socio-cultural anthropology, as well as research placements

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