The Anthropology BA program at Stony Brook University provides students with a comprehensive introduction to the field, exploring human cultural, behavioral, and biological variations across time and space. The curriculum delves into anthropological theories and methods, and examines the discipline's connections to other social sciences, natural sciences, and humanities.
An Anthropology degree prepares graduates for various post-graduate paths, including advanced studies in anthropology, medical school, or careers in fields such as education, government (foreign service), public health, international business, history, and ethnic/cultural studies. For biological anthropology, related fields include biology, medicine, dentistry, ecology, evolution, and earth sciences.
Contact the Anthropology Departmental office for degree progress inquiries. Academic and Transfer Advising Services handle all other requests related to degree progress.
Tuition and fee rates are subject to change. Mandatory health insurance costs are separate and depend on the plan and coverage duration.