Anthropology Minor

Anthropology Minor

This minor is ideal for anyone hoping to communicate effectively and compassionately across cultures. Our program will challenge you to look at human beings and their communities from every vantage point imaginable—biological, theological, environmental, and sociological, to name but a few. You’ll engage with the past and present through primary sources, hands-on research, and contemporary digital research methods.

With our outstanding, approachable faculty as your guide, you’ll learn how to situate contemporary events within the context of the human narrative while sharpening your critical thinking and communication abilities.
 

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CURRICULUM

Anthropology, Minor

Requirements

Required Courses

Take each of the following required courses:

  • Intro to Social & Cultrl Anth (4 units)
  • Principles of Anthropology (4 units)
  • Intro to Archaeology (4 units)
  • Intro to Biological Anthro (3 units)
  • Intro to Biological Anthro Lab (1 units)

Methods Courses

Take two (2) units from this category, the same course can be taken twice to meet this requirement:

  • Anthropological Methods (1 units)
  • Archaeological Methods (1 units)
  • Intro to Social & Cultrl Anth (4 units)
  • Intro to Archaeology (4 units)
  • Intro to Biological Anthro (3 units)
  • Intro to Biological Anthro Lab (1 units)
  • Anthropological Methods (1 units)
  • Archaeological Methods (1 units)
  • Food and Culture (4 units)
  • ANTH Elective (1-5 units)
  • Principles of Anthropology (4 units)
  • Linguistic Anthropology (4 units)
  • Applied & Bus Anthropology (4 units)
  • Cultural Geography (4 units)
  • World Cultures: N Africa (4 units)
  • World Cultures: E Africa (4 units)
  • World Cultures: Mid Africa (4 units)
  • World Cultures: S Africa (4 units)
  • World Cultures: West Africa (4 units)
  • World Cultures: Caribbean (4 units)
  • World Cultures: C America (4 units)
  • World Cultures: S America (4 units)
  • World Cultures: North America (4 units)
  • World Cultures: Central Asia (4 units)
  • World Cultures: Eastern Asia (4 units)
  • World Cultures: SE Asia (4 units)
  • World Cultures: Southern Asia (4 units)
  • World Cultures: Western Asia (4 units)
  • World Cultures: Cent/E Europe (4 units)
  • World Cultures: N Europe (4 units)
  • World Cultures: S Europe (4 units)
  • World Cultures: Western Europe (4 units)
  • World Cultures: Oceania (4 units)
  • World Cultures: Polynesia (4 units)
  • World Cultures: Melanesia (4 units)
  • World Cultures: Antarctica (4 units)
  • Culture, Health & Healing (4 units)
  • Gender and Culture (4 units)
  • Kinship, Marriage & Family (4 units)
  • Issues in Globalization (4 units)
  • Anth Persp on Glb Soc Justice (3 units)
  • Ancient Civilizations (4 units)
  • Topics in Archaeology (4 units)
  • Global Perspectives on Race (4 units)
  • Urban Anthropology (4 units)
  • Anthropology of Religion (4 units)
  • Anthropology: Digital Culture (4 units)
  • Visual Anthropology (4 units)
  • Museum Studies (4 units)
  • Special Topics (4 units)
  • Field Experience (4 units)
  • ANTH UD Elective (1-5 units)
  • Anthropological Theory (4 units)
  • Senior Thesis (4 units)
  • Internship (1-4 units)
  • Independent Study (1-4 units)

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