The Ancient Societies and Human Origins major offers a comprehensive study of early human societies through archaeological, historical, and scientific perspectives. You will delve into the cultural and natural origins of humanity, exploring the evolution of the human species and the initial dispersal of societies from Africa. This major covers vast periods, from the evolution of Homo to the rise and fall of civilizations globally, providing a complete journey through human history.
This major requires 120 credit points. The curriculum is structured across three levels, with a mix of core and elective subjects to allow for specialization.
This major develops essential skills in research, communication, and critical thinking, preparing graduates for diverse career paths.
This major is currently phasing out. Please check with the university for the most current information.
Tuition fees are subject to annual review, with typical increases not exceeding 7% per year. Fees are based on 120 credit points per year unless otherwise stated. International students will find specific fee details and payment due dates on the university's 'Fees and Scholarships' page for international applicants.