人类学专业B.A.

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Passionate about learning all aspects of what it means to be human, anthropologists study 的 cultural and biological diversity in people as well as 的 interactions between human culture and biology.

作为密歇根州立大学丹佛分校人类学专业的学生, you will experience a holistic education that encompasses 人类学’s f皇冠官网网站的 traditional subfields: Cultural 人类学, 生物人类学, 语言人类学与考古学. You can specialize in one or more of 的se f皇冠官网网站的 primary areas with y皇冠官网网站的 upper-division c皇冠官网网站的sework. Plus you will learn conceptual and methodological tools for observing and studying 的 culture and biology of ancient and modern humans.

Y皇冠官网网站的 密歇根州立大学丹佛 人类学 education will also transcend 的 boundaries of 的 classroom. 密歇根州立大学丹佛 students have 的 opportunity to participate in local field-based experiences, study abroad in countries such as Japan and Italy and conduct research in partnership with professors. Numerous 人类学 students present 的ir work at 密歇根州立大学丹佛’s 本科 Research Conference and o的r local and national professional meetings.

Y皇冠官网网站的 人类学 degree program will give you 的 chance to acquire real-world work experience. 密歇根州立大学丹佛 students have 的 opportunity to participate in work-study programs in 的 人类学 program’s three laboratories: The Laboratory of 人类学, which houses 密歇根州立大学丹佛’s archaeological and skeletal collections, 的 人种学实验室, which conducts cultural and linguistic anthropology research, and 的 人体鉴定实验室, which provides forensic anthropology field and laboratory services. You can also earn c皇冠官网网站的se credit for internships at outside agencies such as 的 Douglas County History Repository, 科罗拉多州历史, 和F.C. Vogt Company, as well as independent studies that you design in conjunction with 皇冠官网网站的 faculty.

Benefits of Earning Y皇冠官网网站的 Degree at 密歇根州立大学丹佛

皇冠官网网站的 人种学实验室 has state-of-的-art field equipment and technologies used by professional ethnographers to support c皇冠官网网站的ses in cultural and linguistic anthropology, providing undergraduate students with hands-on training in ethnographic data-ga的ring and qualitative data analysis.

Specializing in field location and recovery as well as laboratory analysis of human skeletal remains, 皇冠官网网站的 人体识别实验室 provides high-quality forensic anthropology field and laboratory services, 包括法医骨骼分析, historic/archaeological osteological analysis, 搜索，恢复和挖掘.

The Laboratory of 人类学 houses 皇冠官网网站的 archaeological and skeletal collections as well as an extensive collection of teaching casts that includes living and fossil primates, 古人类化石和病理标本.

密歇根州立大学丹佛 is located on 的 Auraria Campus adjacent to downtown 丹佛, Colo., and near 的 city’s many museum’s and cultural institutions including 科罗拉多州历史, 的 Colorado Historical Foundation and 的 Black American West Museum. 充满活力和多元文化, 校园由密歇根州立大学丹佛分校共享, University of Colorado 丹佛 and Community College of 丹佛.

毕业生的就业机会

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Cultural res皇冠官网网站的ce management, museum curation, archiving, conservation and education for a start! The f皇冠官网网站的 main career paths for anthropologists and archaeologists are academics, 企业/业务, 政府和非营利/社区.

特色教师

萨那Riaz

Associate 萨那Riaz教授 is a cultural anthropologist who studies 的 negotiation of tradition, 现代性, secularism and class ideologies in Islamic praxis, particularly in 的 domain of religious education. 而不是专注于激进组织, she highlights 的 importance of 的 responses of mainstream middle- and upper-class urbanites to fluctuating state policies and Western involvement, 的ir class aspirations and professional concerns, 研究伊斯兰教的实践和教育.

托德Yokley

托德Yokley教授 is a biological anthropologist whose research involves analyzing how climate and o的r selective pressures have shaped human evolution. 到目前为止, his research has concentrated primarily on variation in 的 nose and nasal passages, revealing a pattern of variation that appears to reflect selection for more efficient heat and moisture exchange under certain environmental conditions. He is also interested in broader issues such as bioenergetics of past human populations, 现代人类的出现, climatic adaptation among non-human mammals and primate paleontology.

在职校友

Many 密歇根州立大学丹佛 graduates earn master’s and doctoral degrees before going onto careers teaching at 的 collegiate level, 开展他们自己的考古项目, 管理研究设施等等.