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Women, Gender and Representation

Summer at Smith College

United States of America (USA)

Sociology, Anthropology, Psychology, Communication, Social Sciences

Courses

Smith College and the surrounding area are home to unparalleled collections and cultural heritage institutions that offer an immersive experience in women's history. During your time at Smith, we will explore women's lives through archival research, visits to local museums and tours of historic sites. With a focus on women and social change, you will be introduced to women who have altered the course of American history through reform, mobilization, cultural interventions and outright rebellion.

English

B.A. in Hawaiian Studies

University of Hawai'i

United States of America (USA)

Cultural Heritage, History, Anthropology

Bachelor of Arts (BA)

Students design their program around a selected area of concentration. Third-year fluency in Hawaiian language and a Senior capstone project are required, as well as familiarity with Hawaiian history and literature, culture and creative expression, politics and integral components of governance, resource management and sustainability, and comparative indigenous studies.

English

Bachelor of Arts - Anthropology

The Pennsylvania State University Penn State College of the Liberal Arts

United States of America (USA)

Social Sciences, Anthropology

Bachelor of Arts (BA)

As one of the nation’s most innovative programs, our mission is to understand the origins and implications of human diversity – our diverse ways of being, to behave, and interacting with our environments.

English

Bachelor of Arts - Classical Mediterranean and Middle East

Macalester College

United States of America (USA)

History, Anthropology, Foreign Languages and Literatures, Cultural Heritage, Archaeology

Bachelor of Arts (BA)

Understand how ancient and foreign cultures helped shape the modern world.

English

BA in Native Studies Leadership

Northwest Indian College

United States of America (USA)

Anthropology, Cultural Heritage, Social Sciences

Bachelor of Arts (BA)

The Native Studies Leadership Program is the journey to self-determination and reclaiming our cultural sovereignty.

English

Bachelor of Arts Degree in Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies

Lehigh University

United States of America (USA)

Social Sciences, Sociology, Anthropology

Bachelor of Arts (BA)

Lehigh’s undergraduate major and minor in women, gender and sexuality studies is an interdisciplinary field of academic inquiry that critically examines gender and sexuality from an intersectional model that takes into account the manner in which class, race and power co-constitutively shape and impact gendered and sexed identity construction.

English

BA in American Indian Studies

Heritage University

United States of America (USA)

Cultural Heritage, History, Anthropology

Bachelor of Arts (BA)

Native Americans had a significant influence on the way we live today. Explore indigenous narratives, heritage, history, and how American Indians have affected virtually every aspect of our culture, including language, government, literature, recreation, medicine, hygiene, and food.

English

BA in Archaeology

University of Evansville

United States of America (USA)

History, Anthropology, Humanities

Bachelor of Arts (BA)

We are a close-knit department with dedicated faculty who have been awarded recognition for their teaching at the university and national level as well as an active alumni community. Small class sizes enable us to successfully help our students (who have joined us from 40 states including Alaska and Hawaii and from as far away as Mauritius, Zimbabwe, Oman, Japan, Nepal and the United Kingdom) to pursue their educational passions and achieve their career goals.

English

4 Years

Bachelor of - SOCIOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY

Berry College

United States of America (USA)

Social Sciences, Anthropology

Bachelor of Arts (BA)

We admire your ambition. Humanity is not a small topic. Learn how you and your fellow humans work and how we all are shaped by the society in which we live.

English

BA in Native American and Indigenous Studies

University of Minnesota Morris

United States of America (USA)

Cultural Heritage, History, Anthropology

Bachelor of Arts (BA)

History in the making. Because of its unique history, Morris is a great place to pursue Native American and Indigenous Studies. The Native American and Indigenous Studies major and minor are designed to enhance students' awareness and overall knowledge about sovereignty and the diversity of Indigenous cultures throughout all of Native North America.

English

BA in Anthropology

Skidmore College

United States of America (USA)

Social Sciences, Anthropology

Bachelor of Arts (BA)

Anthropology is the study of the human condition, past and present. Our anthropology program concentrates on three sub-areas within anthropology: cultural anthropology, which studies the ways of life of different groups and communities in the present; archaeology, which studies the human past through its physical remains; and biological anthropology, which focuses on the adaptations, variability, and evolution of humans and their living and fossil relatives.

English

Bachelor of Arts in Native American Studies

Nueta Hidatsa Sahnish College

United States of America (USA)

Cultural Heritage, History, Anthropology

Bachelor of Arts (BA)

The N.A.S. program is an interdisciplinary program focused on the Indigenous peoples of the Americas with an emphasis on the Plains Indians, particularly the Mandan, Hidatsa, and Arikara. The curriculum provides an interdisciplinary and scholarly approach to Native American Studies from a Native perspective.

English

Bachelor of ANTHROPOLOGY

Grinnell College

United States of America (USA)

Social Sciences, Anthropology

Bachelor of Arts (BA)

Take a broad perspective on humankind. When you take a broad perspective on humankind, you’ll always have something new to learn, often through first-hand fieldwork.

English

Bachelor of Arts in Lakota Studies

Oglala Lakota College

United States of America (USA)

Cultural Heritage, Anthropology

Bachelor of Arts (BA)

Our Mission: Oglala Lakota College is chartered by the Oglala Sioux Tribe. Its mission is to provide educational opportunities that enhance Lakota life. These opportunities include community services, certificates, GED, associate, bachelor, and graduate degrees. Oglala Lakota College provides a framework of excellence for student knowledge, skills, and values towards piya wiconi - a new beginning for harmony in fulfillment of aspirations and dreams. Oglala Lakota College is committed to continuous improvement and is creating Oglala Lakota University through outstanding teaching, research, community service, and assessment.

English

BA in Anthropology

University of South Florida College of Education St. Petersburg Campus

United States of America (USA)

Social Sciences, Anthropology

Bachelor of Arts (BA)

Anthropology provides excellent preparation for advanced academic degrees, such as those obtained in medical school, law school, and graduate school in anthropology and other social sciences. Thinking anthropologically fosters a critical understanding of cultural assumptions, social conventions, information, and even the concept of culture itself.

English

Bachelor in Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Program

Washington and Lee University The College

United States of America (USA)

Sociology, Anthropology, Psychology, Social Sciences

Bachelor's Degree

The Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (WGSS) program at Washington and Lee University offers students both the opportunity to complete a multi-disciplinary minor in feminist and gender studies, and a stimulating co-curricular environment in which to develop as intellectual and community leaders. Founded in 2001, the WGSS is a vibrant academic program that links the classroom with the world and offers the theoretical basis for activism and social change.

English

BA in Sociology and Anthropology

Washington and Lee University

United States of America (USA)

Social Sciences, Anthropology

Bachelor of Arts (BA)

Sociology and Anthropology students are curious about how society and culture work and care deeply about solving social problems to make the world better. Typically, students choose research methodologies that most match their interests, work closely with professors in the classroom and through independent research projects, and push the boundaries of their knowledge through study, travel and community engagement.

English

B.A. in Cross-Cultural Missions

Allegheny Wesleyan College

United States of America (USA)

International Relations, Anthropology

Bachelor of Arts (BA)

The Cross-Cultural Missions Program is designed to prepare students to serve in the Christian faith's missionary outreach. Courses are chosen to provide foundational knowledge in Bible, theology, general education, pastoral and Christian ministries, cross-cultural communication, and languages.

English

African Studies (Minor)

Creighton University

United States of America (USA)

History, Anthropology, Foreign Languages and Literatures, Cultural Heritage, International Relations, Social Sciences

Bachelor's Degree

Have you always wanted to learn about Africa? Are you fascinated by its history and culture? If so, Creighton’s African studies program is the perfect option for you.

English

Major in Sociology

Holy Cross College

United States of America (USA)

Anthropology, Psychology, Social Sciences

Bachelor's Degree

You will learn to analyze structures of power and hierarchy, draw connections between your personal experiences and larger social and historical processes, as well as question preconceived ideas about the nature of society and representation of cultures around the world. Our graduates enter a wide variety of occupations well prepared with sharp analytical skills and as knowledgeable and engaged citizens. The department combines a humanistic concern for the quality and diversity of human life with a commitment to the empirical analysis of culture and society. The sociology curriculum will give you qualitative and quantitative research skills to tackle pressing 21st-century issues. Courses draw attention to history, culture, and social structure and their effects on people’s lives. The anthropology curriculum focuses on human cultural experiences around the world, with an emphasis on the contemporary challenges wrought by globalization. Courses often highlight the geographical areas in which faculty work (Latin America, Asia, and Africa) and focus on a diverse range of topics.

English

116 Best Anthropology in United States of America (USA) for 2025

Women, Gender and Representation

B.A. in Hawaiian Studies

Bachelor of Arts - Anthropology

Bachelor of Arts - Classical Mediterranean and Middle East

BA in Native Studies Leadership

Bachelor of Arts Degree in Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies

BA in American Indian Studies

BA in Archaeology

Bachelor of - SOCIOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY

BA in Native American and Indigenous Studies

BA in Anthropology

Bachelor of Arts in Native American Studies

Bachelor of ANTHROPOLOGY

Bachelor of Arts in Lakota Studies

BA in Anthropology

Bachelor in Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Program

BA in Sociology and Anthropology

B.A. in Cross-Cultural Missions

African Studies (Minor)

Major in Sociology

Anthropology, United States of America (USA)