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Bachelor of Cultural Anthropology and Philosophy

About the program

A combined major joining Cultural Anthropology with Philosophy.

Develop subject knowledge in Cultural Anthropology and Philosophy and critically examine social or theoretical evidence
Assess competing perspectives
And construct reasoned arguments.

The degree combines universitywide and NUpath requirements with major courses totalling 128 semester hours
Including Peoples and Cultures
Global Markets and Local Culture
Ethnographic Field Experience
Foundations of Anthropological Theory
Making Anthropology and Sociology Public
Introduction to Logic
Plus electives.

Secondary school completion enabling bachelor study in home country, Transcript grades 9-11, National exam results, SAT/ACT optional.

Check the entry requirements and deadlines for your round. Apply online with the Common Application or Coalition Application and pay the 75 USD application fee. Send school transcripts for grades 9-11 (or equivalents) directly from your school
Final exam results or predicted grades
English test scores unless waived. Third-party video interviews (InitialView
Vericant) are optional
There are no Northeastern interviews. If admitted
Pay the enrollment deposit (600 USD for Boston) and the one-time 350 USD International Student Fee. Request the I-20 through myOGS and apply for the F-1 student visa.

Campus	Boston campus
Faculty or school	College of Social Sciences and Humanities
Department	Cultural Anthropology and Philosophy
Teaching language	English
Credit value	128
Study pace	Fixed
Post-study stay	1 year
Scholarship note	Qualifying international undergraduate students may be considered for Northeastern University International Scholars Award, A competitive merit award of up to USD 28,000 per year.