Department of Anthropology
Anthropology is the study of what it means to be human in the broadest sense, through an examination of culture and society, the biology and evolution of humans and our closest relatives and the study of past human communities and material culture.
Degrees Offered
The aim of the anthropology major is to provide a background in behavioral studies for students who desire a broad education in either the biological or the social sciences. Anthropology majors can obtain research experience in science and the humanities through ethnographic or biological research, or archaeology field schools. Most undergraduates in anthropology at Texas A&M select this major because of the opportunity it affords them to acquire a sound education.
Undergraduate Degrees
Pursuing a bachelor’s degree in anthropology at Texas A&M is a truly unique experience, part of which is due to the wide range of courses you can choose from as an anthropology major.
Graduate Degrees
Students enrolled within these programs receive training preparing them for professional research and/or teaching careers in academic institutions, governmental agencies, museums or private industry.
Contact an Advisor
Undergraduate:
Ziena Miller • zmiller@tamu.edu • 979-845-9333
Graduate:
Dr. Jeffery Winking • jwinking@tamu.edu • 979-458-5627
Leslie Mora: • lesliemora@tamu.edu • 979-458-3764