Learning Outcomes - Anthropology

Seattle University undergraduate Anthropology students should be able to:

• Understand the “anthropological perspective” which is defined as the understanding of cultural history and significance in human experience.
• Working knowledge of the major principles and theories of cultural anthropology.
• Ability to apply the anthropological perspective to assessments of their own life, culture and engage in cross-cultural comparisons.
• Ability to perform anthropological interpretations of selected cultural issues.
• Have a working knowledge of anthropological research methods and the ability to interpret anthropological literature.

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