the bachelor of science in anthropology is for students who wish to acquire in-depth training in archaeology and biological anthropology. the program is more structured in terms of course requirements than the bachelor of arts in anthropology and provides students with methods and theory that will prepare them for graduate school and future careers in the discipline.

the archaeology concentration provides students with in-depth training in analysis and field opportunities, as well as coursework in archeological theory and cultural ecology. the program emphasizes the interdisciplinary nature of archaeology. students take courses in geography, geology and mathematics; and have the option of  chemistry or physics courses, depending on interests and aspirations. the program features hands-on training using the latest technologies, including morphometric analysis, material properties testing, artifact replication, digital recording and mapping equipment. areas of specialization include experimental archaeology, old world paleolithic archaeology and north american archaeology.