Program Requirements
Anthropology Major Requirements
Majors complete a total of 30 credits in Anthropology: 8 core courses and 2 elective courses, distributed as follows:
100 Level Core Courses |
(6) | |
At least two courses must be selected: | ||
ANTH 100D | P3 Introduction to Anthropology | |
ANTH 103 | P5 Anthropology in Action | |
ANTH 106D | P5 Cross Cultural Interaction | |
ANTH 107 | Conflict and Culture | |
ANTH 110 | P1 Myths, Monsters, and Mysteries | |
200 Level Core Courses | (12) | |
At least one course must be selected from each of the subfields below: | ||
Cultural Anthropology |
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ANTH 203D | P3 Studying World Cultures | |
ANTH 209 | World Cultures | |
ANTH 226 | P2 Anthropology of Law | |
ANTH 227 | P3 Anthropology of Sex | |
ANTH 240 | P2 Magic, Witchcraft, and Religion | |
Biological Anthropology |
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ANTH 201D | P4 The Human Animal | |
ANTH 221C | P4 Bones, Bodies and Detection | |
ANTH 231C | P4 The Primates | |
ANTH 241D | P3 Medical Anthropology | |
ANTH 260 | P4 Genetics, Health, and Human Variation | |
Linguistic Anthropology |
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ANTH 204D | P5 Studying Language | |
Archeology |
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ANTH 254 | Ancient Civilizations | |
ANTH 264 | P4 Paleopathology | |
300 level Core Courses |
(6) | |
At least two courses must be selected: | ||
ANTH 303 | Seminar in Paleoanthropology | |
ANTH 305 | Seminar in Cultural Anthropology | |
ANTH 308 | Archeology: Theory and Methods | |
ANTH 320 | Disaster, Hazard, and Risk | |
ANTH 330 | Special Topics in Area Studies | |
Electives |
(6) | |
Two additional ANTH electives may be chosen at any level (excluding 199) | ||
Total | (30) |
Each major is strongly encouraged to study a foreign language in depth, take a course in statistical methods, and spend appreciable time experiencing another culture. This may be done by attending college in a foreign country for a semester or year, taking part in a summer research or study program, or traveling. Students should discuss the possibilities of such work with their departmental advisor.
Each major is also strongly encouraged to complete a departmental internship (ANTH 490) or to take part in a fieldwork course (ANTH 493).
For students majoring in Anthropology, all courses designated as anthropology (ANTH) that may be applied to the major are included in the determination of the grade point average in the major.