B.A Anthropology

An anthropology B.A. provides a holistic perspective on what it means to be human, both past and present. Our program focuses on anthropological methods, theory, and practice and emphasizes the interaction between human culture, biology, and the environment. As an anthropology student at Southeast, you’ll be trained in all subfields of the discipline: sociocultural anthropology, linguistic anthropology, archaeology, and biological anthropology. Our flexible curriculum also provides opportunities for in-depth exploration of the subfields that are of the most interest to you. Engage with qualified faculty who work with students in a small class environment. Our faculty specialize in areas such as forensic anthropology, mortuary analysis, the anthropology of food and beverage, Missouri archaeology, and underwater archaeology.

Career Path

Career Opportunities for Recent Graduates; Government programs of all kinds; Non-Profit Organizations, Museums, Private archaeology firms, Education, Business, Medicine, Military, Law Enforcement,  International aid/development worker Local government officer, Market researcher, Museum/gallery curator, Secondary school teacher, Social researcher.