Course Description

Program Description Anthropology opens you to the ways people go about the task of "being human." You’ll explore how people in different places and times rule their worlds, conduct business, have fun, organize families, practice spirituality, settle legal disputes, build cities, resist exploitation, produce art, find meaning in life and much more. Learning outcomes for this program include: A holistic understanding of socio-cultural processes; Increased self-awareness and interpersonal skills; An ability to advocate for cultural diversity, engage in persuasive argumentation for a variety of audiences and work in teams; and Proficiency in ethnographic research projects with human participants. Management Option: The fundamentals of business are at the heart of any organization and many careers. While you complete your degree in an Arts, Economics, Science or Music program, our Management Option will provide you with an understanding of the core principles of the business world, including accounting, marketing, human resources, operations, policy, and finance. You'll take courses such as Understanding the Business Environment; Introduction to Financial Accounting; Introduction to Microeconomics or Macroeconomics; and Statistics.

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