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Anthropology BA

Queens College - CUNY
New York , United States
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Bachelors
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Cultural Studies | Anthropology | Sociology
Area of study
Social Sciences | Humanities
Course Language
English
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Program Overview

Introduction to the Colin Powell School

The Colin Powell School for Civic and Global Leadership at The City College of New York offers a comprehensive range of academic programs designed to foster the development of new leaders in the service of social change and civic engagement. The school is committed to advancing equity, democracy, social mobility, and Dominican studies, equipping students to lead with purpose and shape a better future.


Academic Programs

The Colin Powell School offers various undergraduate and graduate programs across several disciplines, including:


  • Anthropology
  • International and Global Studies
  • Latin American and Latino Studies
  • Business Administration and Management
  • Economics
  • Political Science
  • Psychology
  • Sociology

Undergraduate Majors

The school provides 13 undergraduate majors, each designed to offer students a deep understanding of their chosen field. These majors include:


  • Anthropology BA
  • International and Global Studies BA
  • Latin American and Latino Studies BA
  • Business Administration and Management BA
  • Economics BA
  • Economics BA/MA
  • Political Science
  • Psychology BA
  • Psychology BA-online
  • Psychology BS
  • Psychology BS-online
  • Psychology BA/MA
  • Sociology BA

Undergraduate Minors

In addition to the undergraduate majors, the school offers 12 undergraduate minors that allow students to explore additional fields of interest. These minors include:


  • Minor in Anthropology
  • Minor in International and Global Studies
  • Minor in Latin American and Latino Studies
  • Minor in Women and Gender Studies
  • Minor in Health Justice
  • Minor in Management and Administration
  • Minor in Economics
  • Minor in Community Change Studies
  • Minor in Human Rights Studies
  • Minor in Legal Studies
  • Minor in Public Policy and Public Affairs
  • Minor in Sociology

Graduate Programs

The Colin Powell School also offers several graduate programs for students looking to advance their education and careers. These programs include:


  • Clinical Psychology PhD
  • General Psychology MA
  • Mental Health Counseling MA
  • Economics MA
  • Master in International Affairs (MIA)
  • Juris Doctor/Master in International Affairs (JD/MIA Dual Degree)
  • Master of Public Administration (MPA)

Online Programs

For students who require more flexibility, the school offers online programs, including:


  • Online Psychology BA
  • Online Psychology BS

Certificate Program

The school also provides a Certificate Program (CASAC) for students interested in specialized training.


Anthropology BA Program

The Anthropology undergraduate program at the Colin Powell School offers a comprehensive exploration of human diversity through research, history, and comparative analysis.


Program Overview

The program provides students with the tools for understanding our pasts, presents, and futures with a focus on culture, language, society, biology, politics, and economics. Anthropology offers students unique skills and insights needed to address the most pressing issues of our times.


Degree Requirements

To obtain a Bachelor of Arts degree in Anthropology, students must complete at least 120 credits, which includes an estimated 30 credits in General Education and 12 credits of College Option courses. Majors typically take a total of 30 credits within the Anthropology program, of which 15 are distributed across required courses, and the remaining 15 are program electives.


Featured Courses

Some representative courses that an Anthropology Major might take include:


  • Archaeology (3 credits)
  • Cross-Cultural Perspectives (3 credits)
  • Languages and Dialects in Cross-Cultural Perspectives (3 credits)
  • Human Origins (3 credits)

Student Resources

The school offers various resources to support student success, including:


  • Fellowships
  • Internships
  • Scholarships and awards
  • Office of Academic Advising
  • Financial Aid
  • Office of Student Success

Centers & Institutes

The Colin Powell School is home to several centers and institutes that advance equity, democracy, social mobility, and Dominican studies, including:


  • CUNY Dominican Studies Institute
  • Leadership for Democracy and Social Justice
  • The Moynihan Center
  • Social Mobility Lab

About Us

The Colin Powell School for Civic and Global Leadership is the largest division of The City College of New York, with 4,000 students and record-breaking enrollments. The school is committed to helping its students rise up the economic ladder and ranks #1 in the country in this endeavor.


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