Details may be found on the individual faculty members' web pages, but in brief:
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Anthropology 489 allows a student to undertake independent study at Lehman (or sometimes via an off-campus internship) with a faculty supervisor it may be repeated more than once if desired.įaculty research spans the full scope of Anthropology. to offer a chance for students to gain experience in research under the guidance of a faculty member, especially for those who plan to go on for an advanced degree.in Anthropology (Physical), Biology and Chemistry (A/B/C) which focuses on the more scientific aspects of the discipline. in Anthropology, with requirements in all four fields and a 60-credit B. Because not all students with an interest in Anthropology have the same goals, we actually have two majors: a 34-credit B. to offer a diverse range of advanced courses in the four fields for our majors.With the implementation of the new General Education Pathways Initiative in Fall 2013, Anthropology courses also fulfill the requirements of the following areas: Required Core: Life and Physical Sciences Flexible Core, World Cultures and Global Issues Flexible Core: Individual and Society and Flexible Core: Scientific World. To this end, Anthropology courses fulfill Distribution requirements in 4 of the 7 seven Areas (I-Individuals and Society, II-Socio-Political Structures, V-Comparative Cultures and VI-Historical Studies), as well as in the Natural Sciences. to provide an introduction to Anthropology for all students who wish to discover this broad and integrative discipline.Our teaching goals at Lehman are three-fold: Program in Anthropology at the CUNY Graduate School. The Anthropology Department at Lehman focuses on research and undergraduate teaching, with a strong connection to the Ph.D. Subsumed under cultural anthropology are such topics as religion, urban anthropology, gender studies, economic and political anthropology, medical anthropology, and anthropology of globalization. Cultural Anthropology studies the cultural similarities and differences among diverse societies around the world. Anthropological Linguistics studies languages cross-culturally, including topics such as language structure and socio-cultural dimensions of language use. Archaeology studies cultural evolution, elucidating past human societies from their beginnings to the recent development of complex societies. Physical Anthropology studies humans and their primate relatives in terms of evolution, biology, and behavior. The discipline of anthropology utilizes a four-field approach to the study of humans. Students seeking advisement should visit our Student Advising page.
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