Mission
Our mission is to provide undergraduates with instruction in anthropology and a program of work leading to the bachelor's degree.
Degree Emphases
The department offers the following four emphases:
» Culture and Society
» Ecology, Environment, and Evolution
» Medical Anthropology
» a Self-designed emphasis
Degree Requirements
How to Declare
Honors Program
The Honors Program and Senior Paper option in Anthropology provides majors the opportunity to conduct original research under the guidance of an Anthropology faculty member.
» Honors Program Overview
» Recommended Timeline
» Available Funding
» Additional Resources
Research Opportunities
The Department of Anthropology offers a variety of field school, summer research, and travel research opportunities.
» Field School
» Summer Research Program
» Travel Research Program
Forms and References
Download various undergraduate forms and reference documents.
Courses
Anthropology courses cover a wide range of topics and area studies within the field such as sociocultural anthropology, ecology, evolution, linguistics, medical anthropology, political economy, environmental anthropology, science and technology, and archaeology.”
Peer Advisor
Peer advisors serve as a resource to undergraduate students for questions about course planning, departmental policies, declaration process, and events.
Undergrad Journal
CONTEXT: Undergraduate Research Journal in Anthropology is an annual publication comprised of scholarly articles and reviews written by Stanford undergraduates from all academic backgrounds
Coterm Master's Program
The Coterminal Master’s degree program allows Stanford undergraduates to study for a master’s degree while completing their bachelor’s degree(s). Students with strong academic records may apply for admission to a coterminal master’s program upon completion of 120 units.
