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B.A. General Anthropology - Online
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Degree Overview
In cooperation with the Department of Anthropology, OSU Extended Campus is excited
to announce that a new online bachelor's degree (B.A.) in General Anthropology is now available. We also offer an Anthropology minor.
For information on course requirements for this degree, see the Undergraduate Programs page on the Department of Anthropology website. Then, view specific courses through our online Schedule of Classes.
Societies past and present
Anthropology bridges sciences and the humanities while developing critical thinking, communication, group processes, and the ability to work independently. An anthropology degree enables you to pursue a broad range of jobs that emphasize cross-cultural awareness, international contacts and management of cultural resources; for example: education, human and governmental services, law, business, media, and medicine. A program may be selected to emphasize archaeology/physical anthropology, cultural/linguistic anthropology or general anthropology. Anthropology will help you succeed in an increasingly interconnected and complex world.
Completing a Anthropology Degree through Ecampus
The General Anthropology online degree program is accessible for you to complete through OSU Extended Campus (Ecampus). Participants in the Ecampus Anthropology major can choose to work toward a Bachelor of Art (B.A.) degree.
Check out our Getting Started Guide to taking academic credit courses at a distance through Ecampus.
Most course work in this program is delivered via the Web, streaming video and DVD.
Students can also supplement any of our Ecampus online degrees with our online Anthropology Minor.
Want to know more?
For more details on this degree, see the Department of Anthropology website. Details on online curriculum will be posted soon. Please contact our Student Services Center (800-667-1465) if you have additional questions at this time.
For information on specific courses, go to the Schedule of Classes.
