Why Choose Nazareth for Anthropology?

Contemporary anthropology is the study of cultures across the boundaries of space and time. It is a multifaceted field that studies people and cultures in a broad range of contexts — business, urban, forensic, medical, cultural, linguistic, social, archeological — and encompasses a breadth of professional opportunities.

The program at Nazareth University bridges linguistics, physical anthropology, archeology, and its primary emphasis, cultural anthropology. It provides you with the conceptual and methodological tools to study the human experience from multiple perspectives, such as culture and health, social justice, feminism, terrorism, and war.

You'll gain a broader perspective through service learning, a component of our Refugee Resettlement and Adaptation course, and through study abroad opportunities coordinated through the University's Center for International Education.

Program Highlights

• Emphasis on international and intercultural communication skills and perspectives, and diversity, equity, and inclusion.
• Small classes with personal attention from faculty.
• Liberal arts coursework in conjunction with professional training in fields such as business management, nursing, and public health prepares students for a variety of careers.