Anthropology Tracks

Learn to bridge human differences with respect and understanding with this study track offered through the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at Utah State University.

Learn what makes us human and what we all share as members of the human race – no matter our differences.

Information about the Biological Anthropology track option for undergraduate Anthropology students. This option emphasizes learning the biological aspect of what makes us human and how we are more alike than we are different.

Information about the cultural anthropology track offered to undergraduate anthropology students. This option emphasizes learning about diverse peoples and cultures by considering all voices and viewpoints in order to understand how societies vary and wha...

Information about the graduate program with a specialization in archaeology and cultural resource management offered through the USU Anthropology department. This program involves explicit orientation to a scientific archaeology as well as practical exper...

The Graduate Certificate in Archaeological Data Analytics is designed to prepare both fully matriculated graduate students and current professionals wishing to enhance their portfolios and implement data analytics within the context of cultural resource m...

This hybrid-delivery graduate certificate is for those seeking practical experience understanding and implementing cultural resource management, creating proposals and business plans, managing budgets and personnel, and increasing market share within exis...

This unique program prepares professionals for the changing landscape of museum collections, which requires knowledge of cultural resource management to ensure continued stewardship and preservation of museum collections and records.

This certificate educates students in museum administration, collections management and care, and interpretation and exhibition skills.

Information about the Archaeology study track offered for undergraduate anthropology students. This track emphasizes learning about past and present populations by studying the material culture they leave behind.

Develop the competencies required to participate in effective interfaith cooperation and gain an appreciation for the many ways religion influences life.

Builds competency for students seeking cross-cultural experience in careers involving social justice, environmental policy, traditional knowledge, and cultural preservation among contemporary Native American communities.