A bachelor of science degree in anthropology with an evolutionary emphasis gives students a strong educational background preparatory for further training in the health professions, biological and evolutionary sciences, and forensic investigation.
This B.S. degree program is ideal for students who seek careers in:
- pathology
- veterinary medicine
- dentistry
- nursing
- forensic science
- archaeology
- medical anthropology
The curriculum requires completion of 99 to 106 units (encompassing 54-55 units of preparatory lower-division subject matter, and 45 units of upper-division depth subject matter, including electives).
Download the degree requirements for the B.S. degree.