BA Anthropology - Sports Psychology (Optional)

Course Overview The Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology at CBU provides a holistic, Christ-centered approach to understanding human cultures, both past and present. This program equips students with the research methods and theoretical frameworks to solve real-world human problems while integrating a distinct Christian worldview. Graduates are prepared for diverse careers or advanced study through a curriculum that considers the physical, psychological, and spiritual aspects of humanity. Key Program Highlights Gain hands-on experience through a unique partnership with the Riverside Metropolitan Museum for artifact preservation and museum studies. Learn from experienced, dedicated faculty mentors in small, discussion-based classes within a supportive Christian community. Choose from seven specialized concentrations, including Forensic Psychology, Medical Anthropology, and Industrial/Organizational Psychology. Develop practical skills through internships and opportunities to attend anthropology conventions across the U.S. and Canada. Apply qualitative and ethnographic research methods to understand social institutions, rituals, and diverse cultural contexts.