Bachelor of Arts - Anthropology and Sociology

Bachelor of Arts - Anthropology and Sociology

Webster’s undergraduate degree in Anthropology and Sociology gives students the skills to examine and explain diverse social and cultural systems in order to address critical global social challenges in the world today. In the Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology and Sociology program, we teach skills in cultural competence, problem solving, interpersonal communication, and research and analysis that help students become effective leaders in business and marketing, technology, diversity and inclusion work, and health and medicine. At the core of our curriculum is social and global engagement with an emphasis on preparing students to become changemakers in their own communities. Webster's Anthropology and Sociology faculty are experts in their fields across a wide range of topics including race and ethnicity, urban anthropology, humanitarian and development work, health and medicine, gender and sexuality, criminal and social justice, and social welfare. Students have the opportunity to supplement their coursework with one-on-one studies with faculty in their fields of expertise and work as research assistants on faculty projects.

Career Path

BA Anthropology and Sociology Career Paths Social Researcher, Human Resources Specialist, Social Services Coordinator, Market Research Analyst, Policy Analyst, Cultural Ambassador, Tour Guide, Journalist, Advertising Executive, Community Development Worker, Museum Curator. Urban Planner