Why People Do What They Do: An Introduction to Cultural Anthropology

1 credits · Undergraduate

Introduction to Cultural Anthropology offers a broad, foundational understanding of how culture shapes human life across time and place. This class provides the essential tools for making sense of social differences, global connections, and everyday practices - from family and religion to politics, inequality, and globalization. It equips students with critical thinking and cross-cultural awareness that are useful in any field, helping them better understand both the world around them and their own place within it.