Study Plan - Anthropology

• Bachelor's
• Anthropology

When you finish all units of your education program, you will receive a Diploma and a Professional License, as well as a bachelor’s degree endorsed by SACSCOC that is recognized worldwide.

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Objective

Train anthropologists who can analyze current and past human conditions in their social and physical contexts. Evaluate social problems from diverse cultural perspectives using virtual environments, technological and computer tools. Research and disseminate anthropological studies that explain the socioeconomic, political, cultural, linguistic and heritage diversity of the contemporary world. Highlight the importance of digital communication and interaction at a local and global level. Encourage soft skills such as empathy, critical thinking and interdisciplinary collaboration. Promote an inclusive and equitable understanding of humanity, contributing to the development of sustainable solutions to contemporary social challenges.

Graduate profile

The Anthropology’s teaching learning process is based on competencies to integrate knowledge, skills and attitudes that train ethical professionals who can meet the anthropological needs and requirements of the population, in a global world.

• Addresses anthropology problems by analyzing research models that compare ethnographic and archaeological studies to establish generalizations and patterns in a responsible manner.
• Record contemporary anthropology data to design projects with research techniques applied to social problems, demonstrating respect for the human condition and behavior evolution.
• Apply mechanisms to disseminate anthropology results through technological tools to improve living conditions while respecting diversity.
• Contribute to transforming society with anthropology methods applied to diverse cultures, promoting an environment of respect and social improvement. 
• Manage learning by effectively using digital resources.

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Recommended Computer Specifications

These specifications are provided as a general guideline, reflecting the average requirements of the academic software currently in use at the institution. Please note that the university is not responsible for any individual decisions made regarding computer equipment.