Upon graduation, students will: 

1. Understand the dynamic relationships between biology, environment, and culture across time, space, and sociopolitical contexts in humans, past and present. 

2. Integrate and apply concepts and methods from multiple subfields of anthropology to investigate human sameness and difference in a variety of contexts (e.g. sociocultural, environmental, health, evolutionary). 

3. Critically evaluate and apply qualitative and/or quantitative anthropology methods and perspectives. 

4. Communicate anthropological knowledge and core concepts effectively through a variety of formats (e.g. written, oral, data presentation)

5. Recognize how knowledge about human diversity can lead to a better understanding of, and therefore respect for, all people.