BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN
ANTHROPOLOGY
The BS Anthropology is a social science that explores society and humanity from a bio-cultural and cross- cultural approach. The program is designed to provide students with training, field experience, and hands-on exposure to methods of anthropological research and Visual documentation of different cultural life ways, both local and globally.
Why Take a BS Anthropology?
Students enrolled in the program will receive instruction, practical field experience, and exposure to anthropological research techniques as well as visual documentation of many cultural lifeways found both locally and worldwide.
Career Opportunities
Students enrolled in the program will receive instruction, practical field experience, and exposure to anthropological research techniques as well as visual documentation of many cultural lifeways found both locally and worldwide.
Our BS Anthropology graduates are now working as:
Educator
Research Analyst
Development Worker
Advertising consultant
Human Resource Officer
Policy Researcher
Evaluator
Impact Assessor
Cultural Broker
Social Advocate
Museum Researchers
High-Caliber and Dedicated Mentors
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Curriculum
Bachelor of Science in Anthropology courses you should know:
General Subjects
General Anthropology
Introduction to Archaeology
Peoples and Cultures of Mindanao
Ecological Anthropology
Introduction to Economic Anthropology
Political and Legal Anthropology
Introduction to Folklore
Language and Culture
Culture Change & Applied Anthropology
Introduction to Social Anthropology
Sex and Culture
Theory in Anthropology I and II
Seminar in Ethnographic Writing
Visual Anthropology
Quantitative Methods in Social Research
Qualitative Methods in Social Research
Linguistic Courses
Introduction to Linguistics I
Introduction to Linguistics II
Legislative Courses
PI 100, Life and Works of Jose Rizal
Ready to Make a Mark?
How to Apply?
To maintain its high standard of education and to maximize its limited resources, the University has had to limit slots for freshman admission to its various degree programs. For more details, prospective students may visit the site of the UP College Admissions.
Contact
Asst. Prof. Andrea Malaya M. Ragragio
Chair, Department of Social Sciences
College of Humanities and Social Sciences
University of the Philippines Mindanao
Tel No.: (082) 293-0084 (Dean’s Office, telefax)
Email: amragragio@up.edu.ph