B.Sc. (Anthropology)

B.Sc. (Anthropology)

Student will study anthropology within the general framework of the human sciences & also develop understanding of the major areas and issues in both biological and social anthropology. Biological anthropology is the study of human biological diversity past and present. It focuses on the ecology, evolution and adaption of our species. Social anthropology is the study of social institutions and cultures.

Subject Information
Lateral Entry : Not Available
Credit Transfer : Not Available
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Foundations of Anthropology
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Biological/Physical and Archaeological Anthropology
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Social-Cultural Anthropology
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Indian Anthropology
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Fundamentals of Human Genetics and Human Growth
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Archaeological Anthropology
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Theories in Social/Cultural Anthropology
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Research Methodology
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Practicals in Biological Anthropology & Archaeological Anthropology
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Anthropology of Culture Region
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Applications of Anthropology
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Tribal Cultures of India

Career Opportunities
Students have an excellent graduate employment record in Anthropology field. Student will be well placed to compete in the job market in both scientific and social fields. Graduates are working in accountancy, business, banking, law, the Civil Services, local Government, marketing, the Armed forces, publishing, tourism, museums, teaching and higher education.