Rutgers

The Department of Anthropology at Rutgers University-New Brunswick is a key educational institution within the Colleges & Universities and Education sectors. It offers a comprehensive range of undergraduate and graduate degrees, specializing in Anthropology, Cultural Anthropology, and Evolutionary Anthropology. The department is committed to delivering a high-quality educational experience designed to cultivate engaged global citizens. With a presence across 2 locations, it serves students seeking in-depth understanding of cultural and social dynamics through an anthropological lens. The department actively engages in various research projects and community initiatives, contributing to both academic discourse and public engagement.

Operating within the broader Rutgers system, the department benefits from the scale and resources of a major university. It reports significant revenue figures, estimated at $544.6M, and maintains a substantial workforce ranging from 1,000 to 5,000 employees. This scale supports its extensive academic programs and research endeavors. The department's strategic focus on specialized anthropological fields ensures it remains at the forefront of academic exploration and student development in understanding human societies and their evolution.

Rutgers' Department of Anthropology fosters a vibrant academic environment. Its faculty and staff are dedicated to advancing anthropological knowledge and its application. To learn more about the individuals driving these efforts, you can Meet Rutgers's team. The department's activities are further supported by hashtags such as #northamerica, #2_plus_scientists, #b2c, #5_plus_scientists, and #2_plus_locations, reflecting its geographic reach, scientific expertise, and business-to-consumer engagement model.