BA Anthropology - Life Span Development (Optional)

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 research methods and theoretical frameworks to understand human behavior from biological, cultural, and spiritual perspectives, preparing them for meaningful careers and graduate study. Key Program Highlights Gain real-world experience through a unique partnership with the Riverside Metropolitan Museum for hands-on work in museum studies and artifact preservation. Learn from experienced, dedicated faculty within a small, discussion-based program that emphasizes individual mentorship and one-on-one support. Choose from seven specialized concentrations, including Forensic Psychology, Medical Anthropology, and Sports Psychology, to tailor your degree. Participate in Anthropology Club activities and attend professional conventions to build your network and engage with the discipline. Integrate a distinct Christian worldview with anthropological practice to ethically address real-world human problems.