The BS in Environmental Anthropology at UC San Diego equips students with knowledge and skills to address global environmental challenges from an interdisciplinary perspective. The program integrates biological sciences, climate science, geoscience, computational methods, and anthropological theory, emphasizing field or lab experiences related to climate change. Students must complete 23 courses (92 units), covering foundational anthropology, biology, chemistry/geoscience, statistics, and mathematics or computational/social science. Academic credit may be earned for approved field or lab experiences through independent study or group projects, with an explicit focus on climate change and human-environment interactions. This degree prepares graduates for advanced studies or careers involving environmental problem-solving and policy. 来源： https://anthropology.ucsd.edu/undergraduate-studies/major-minor/minor-in-environmental-anthropology.html