anthropology at UToledo
Anthropology is the study of people around the world, over time and in different settings. It looks at the nature of human societies from the beginning of our existence to our present day and toward our future. This discipline focuses on the past and present record of human societies and investigates human existence from several subfields, including:
- Archaeology (2023 Fieldschool info- click here)
- Biological (or Physical) Anthropology
- Cultural Anthropology
- Linguistic Anthropology
- Cultural Ecology
- Medical Anthropology
An Anthropology Degree prepares a student for the evolving job market of international (globalization), multiculturalism and other cultural shifts in today’s world. Additionally, students are exposed to investigative learning to look for solutions to issues facing humankind including sustainability, environmental, and the changing medical needs of the present generation.
