The Anthropology program at College of DuPage enables students to explore the cultural, physical and prehistorical aspects of human beings. Anthropological fieldwork can help students delve into a career, culture or aspect of life that is a particular interest. Students can pursue anthropology as a baccalaureate field of study or take anthropology courses as part of other academic, occupational and pre-professional programs.
Please note: A reading placement test is not required for students entering the Anthropology program or courses.
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Students who complete courses in Anthropology will:
- Understand the evolutionary origins of human biocultural adaptive systems, including language
- Understand the past and present variation/diversity of human biocultural adaptive systems, including language
- Understand the past and present functions of human biocultural adaptive systems, including language
- Comprehend the dynamics of how human biocultural adaptive systems, including language, affect interactions between groups
- Understand the application of knowledge of the foregoing to their own lives and societies
Source: 2018 Faculty In-Service Worksheet
Contact Information
Social/Behavioral Sciences and the Library Division Office
Berg Instructional Center (BIC), Room 2E06
(630) 942-2010