Students
Tuition Fee
USD 26,937
Per year
Start Date
Not Available
Medium of studying
On campus
Duration
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Program Details
Degree
Bachelors
Major
Teacher Training | Operations Research | Pharmacy | Substance Abuse Counseling | Cultural Studies
Area of study
Health | Natural Science
Education type
On campus
Timing
Full time
Course Language
English
Tuition Fee
Average International Tuition Fee
USD 26,937
About Program

Program Overview


Overview

Answer a variety of compelling questions about sex and reproduction, social systems and whether other primates have a language. Gain academic and practical skills that prepare you for careers in the fields of health, science, education, scientific communication, as well as community and social services, among others.

Shape your degree outside the classroom with extracurricular activities such as open lectures - attracting global figures and our thriving student-led societies.





Reasons to study Human Biology and Behaviour at Kent

  • Learn beyond your lectures with excursions to animal parks, archaeological sites and skeletal collections.
  • Access excellent facilities across different departments in the University, including the 3D imaging in the virtual palaeoanthropology lab, human skeletal biology lab, the new micro CT-scanner within the Imaging Centre for Life Sciences, as well as the EEG and Eye-tracking labs.
  • Go to the next level and gain real-world experience by adding a Year in Professional Practice.
  • Live, study and be immersed in new environments when you add a Year Abroad.
  • Gain ongoing support through our employability team, regular workshops and alumni talks, as well as our dedicated academic adviser and peer mentoring scheme.




  • What you'll learn

    Venture into a combination of biological anthropology, human biology and psychology. Develop an integrated understanding of how human beings are shaped by, and interact with, their social and physical environments.

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