Learn Hands-On
At Buffalo State, learning doesn't stop when class ends. From your first semester, you will apply what you learn through research, internships, field experiences, creative projects, and service-learning. Throughout your journey, you will have the people and resources you need to help you stay on track, succeed academically, and prepare for what's next.
Anthropology and Cultural Studies Department
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What Can I Study?
Search 70+ undergraduate majors, 60+ graduate programs, and discover fields of study that match your interests and goals.
See Areas of StudyWhere Will I Learn?
Our small class sizes give you more opportunities to ask questions, participate, collaborate, and build relationships with faculty.
In classrooms at SUNY Buffalo State University, you will experience hands-on learning, interactive technology, and approachable faculty in modern facilities.
Explore Learning FacilitiesWho Will Teach Me?
Our dedicated faculty members are award-winning teachers and leaders in their scholarly fields. They teach undergraduate and graduate courses, conduct research, and advise students in programs ranging from the arts and humanities to the sciences and professional studies.
Meet Our FacultyLearn Your Way
Online courses offer flexibility, convenience, and direct access to faculty.
If your dream, like ours, is to become a teacher, Buffalo State education faculty are here to wholeheartedly support you.
Apply what you have learned to solve real-world problems and learn things that you might not typically cover in class.
The Anne Frank Project provides tools and vocabulary for conflict resolution, community building, and identity exploration in neighborhoods and schools world-wide.
Embrace the opportunity to study, learn, and live in more than 70 countries.
Take what you learn in class and apply it through internships, projects, field experiences, service-learning, and other real-world opportunities.
Academically challenging opportunities for high-achieving and intellectually committed undergraduate students.
100%
Eligible Programs are Accredited
90%
Classes with Fewer Than 40 Students
15
Average Undergraduate Class Size
79%
Full-time Faculty with Doctoral Degrees