Bachelor's in Anthropology

The college offers a comprehensive range of undergraduate programs across various disciplines, including the arts, sciences, humanities, and social sciences. Whitman's distinctive strength lies in its rigorous academic curriculum, which fosters intellectual curiosity and critical inquiry. With a dedicated faculty and a close-knit campus community, the college provides an environment where students can engage deeply with their studies and form meaningful connections with peers and mentors. Whitman College's mission to prepare graduates for a lifetime of intellectual exploration and responsible global citizenship underscores its commitment to developing well-rounded individuals who can thrive in an ever-changing world.

What makes us human? The Anthropology program at Whitman College can help you examine this universal question. Bridging science and the humanities, the Anthropology major explores how people relate to each other and to the environment. It’s an expansive and comparative study of how people talk, work, pray and play—in other words, how we live. Among colleges with Anthropology majors, Whitman stands out for its rich academic opportunities and accessible faculty who will support you as you explore humankind, gain new prespectives and apply your learning to real world problems.