Bachelor of Science in Anthropology: Archaeological Sciences Emphasis University of Arizona

As a science degree, in addition to the foundations and general education courses, this degree requires calculus, and three classes of the more traditional sciences such as biology, chemistry, physics and material science. For anthropology, the student is required to take the four core classes, six upper division designated archaeology courses, as well as one additional upper division anthropology course. There is a specific list of scientific minors to complement this degree, and the minor taken must be from this list. This degree is focused on the science side of Archaeology and is ideal for those wanting to be a museum Conservator or dig deeply into the scientific evaluation of artifacts.

Careers

The skills you learn in anthropology will prepare you for a variety of occupations.

Museum curator

Archaeologist

International and community developer

Health professions

Business

Government service