BA Anthropology - Psychological Anthropology

Course Overview The Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology at CBU provides a holistic, Christ-centered exploration of human cultures, both past and present. This program equips students with the theoretical knowledge and practical research methods to understand the physical, psychological, and spiritual aspects of human behavior. Graduates are prepared for meaningful careers and advanced study by learning to apply anthropological principles to solve real-world problems. Key Program Highlights Gain hands-on experience through a unique partnership with the Riverside Metropolitan Museum, working on exhibit redesign and artifact preservation. Learn from experienced, dedicated faculty within a small, discussion-based program that emphasizes individual mentorship and academic success. Explore diverse human systems through concentrations in Cultural, Psychological, Medical, or Forensic Anthropology. Participate in professional development and networking opportunities at anthropology conventions across the U.S. and Canada. Integrate a distinct Christian worldview with anthropological practice to understand human behavior from a creation perspective.