Exploring the Human Condition
Our department offers an Anthropology B.A. major, with three optional concentrations in Archaeology, Biological Anthropology, and Cultural Anthropology
Students who study anthropology learn about human cultural and biological variation, in the past and present. Our undergraduate program and faculty are focused on understanding the structure of the social, environmental, political, and economic systems in which humans operate.
We also offer an Anthropology Minor, Forensic Anthropology Minor (Coming Fall 2025), and Museum & Cultural Heritage Studies Certificate, as well as Geography programs.
Why CSU Anthropology and Geography?
Field School Opportunities
The Department of Anthropology and Geography offers opportunities for students to apply what they are learning in the classroom to professional workplace and research experiences and real-world situations.
Engagement & Involvement
Many students are involved in the undergraduate Anthropology Club and registered student organizations that promote scholastic excellence and a positive educational and social environment. Students also support the Anthropology and Geography Trunk Show, an educational and outreach program for schools and communities.
KEEP DIGGING!
Are you a prospective student or individual who would like to learn more about CSU Anthropology & Geography?
We work with the College of Liberal Arts to schedule campus visits, offer tours of our labs & centers, coordinate class visits, and arrange meetings with faculty and our Academic Success Coordinator who advises our majors and minors. Contact us for more information!
MAP YOUR FUTURE!
Are you a current student who would like to learn more about adding or completing an ANTH/GR major or minor ?
Schedule an appointment with Academic Success Coordinator Keri Canada by contacting the College of Liberal Arts Academic Support Center.