The Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology at Princeton University provides a comprehensive understanding of human experience, social change, and cultures. The program emphasizes ethnography, theory, social engagement, and storytelling, offering courses on topics such as Ethnography, Medical Anthropology, Human Evolution, and the History of Anthropological Theory. Students can pursue tracks in medical, sociocultural, or law, politics, and economics. The curriculum is highly interdisciplinary, with collaborative approaches to independent work and a focus on decolonizing anthropological practice. The Department offers courses and advising in both sociocultural and biological anthropology, and students benefit from a robust mix of theoretical, methodological, and topical training.