Degrees
The School of World Studies offers three undergraduate programs in anthropology, international studies and religious studies.
B.S. in Anthropology
The B.S. in anthropology champions a holistic and comparative approach to the study of humanity in the broadest sense. Anthropology students will learn about its four subdisciplines: sociocultural anthropology, the study of contemporary societies; archaeology, the study of material remains related to human behavior; anthropological linguistics, the study of language in its social context as it relates to structuring thought and perception; and biological anthropology, the study of human biological origins.
B.A. in International Studies
The B.A. in international studies helps students understand, diversify, connect and respect different cultures from around the world. Students can choose from concentrations in European studies, general studies, international social justice studies, Latin America studies and world cinema.
B.A. in Religious Studies
The religious studies curriculum focuses on major global traditions as well as newly emerging spiritualities and belief systems. The Catholic studies and Judaic studies curricula are especially robust and shed light on two of the world’s oldest religions.