Bachelor of Arts (Honours) - Anthropology

Classes draw on archaeological evidence, the long-term perspective of human evolution, and present-day examples from societies around the world. Students will learn from experts in the field with interests in diverse areas such as human osteology, religion and society, art and cultural heritage, or migration and transnationalism. Through external visits and opportunities to work with archaeological materials, including an important collection of human skeletal remains, the course provides a balance between academic learning and practical experience.

Anthropology students learn how to understand, interpret and respond to human behaviour. Alongside such specialist skills, students also develop valuable transferable skills highly prized by employers, including the ability to think critically, communicate ideas and opinions clearly and work both independently and collaboratively.