Anthropology Major: Degree Plan
Program Core Courses (21 credits)
- ANT 101 Introduction to Anthropology - 3 credits
- ANT 106 Cultural Anthropology - 3 credits
- ANT 107 Biological Anthropology - 3 credits
- ANT 125 Introduction to Archaeology - 3 credits
- ANT 301 Anthropological Theory - 3 credits
Prerequisite ANT 106
- ANT 390 Anthropological Research - 3 credits
Prerequisite ANT 301
- ANT 400 Anthropology Seminar - 3 credits
Prerequisite ANT 301 and ANT 390
One Field School or Internship from the following (3-6 credits):
- ANT 380 Cross-Cultural Study - 3 credits
- ANT 381 Seminar in Cross-Cultural Study - 1 credit
- ANT 479 Archaeological Field School - 3-6 credits
- ANT 492 Internship in Anthropology - 3-6 credits
World Areas - 3 credits:
- ANT 201 / CAS 201 Canadian Culture and Society - 3 credits
- ANT 221 Native Americans - 3 credits
- ANT 222 / CAS 222 Native Peoples of Canada - 3 credits
- ANT 225 / LAS 225 Contemporary Puerto Rican Culture and Society - 3 credits
- ANT 240 / LAS 240 Latinos in the United States - 3 credits
- ANT 340 / CAS 340 Canadian Health and Social Welfare - 3 credits
Concentrations (15 credits)
In consultation with their advisors, no later than their sophomore year, students must choose a concentration either in Cultural Anthropology or Archaeology.
Cultural Anthropology
Choose five courses from the following list:
- ANT 250 Economies and Cultures - 3 credits
- ANT 300 Women and Work - 3 credits
- ANT 337 Urban Anthropology - 3 credits
- ANT 345 Transnational, Racial, and Ethnic Identity - 3 credits
- ANT 358 Anthropology of Violence - 3 credits
- ANT 364 Medical Anthropology - 3 credits
- ANT 365 Topics in Anthropology - 3 credits
Archaeology
Required:
- ANT 385 Archaeological Research Methods - 3 credits
Choose four courses from the following list:
- ANT 210 World Archaeology - 3 credits
- ANT 245 Death and Society - 3 credits
- ANT 320 Archaeology Lab Methods - 3 credits
- ANT 365 Topics in Anthropology - 3 credits
- ANT 370 / WST 370 Sex and Gender in the Ancient World - 3 credits
Students must choose a complimentary minor course of study from the following:
- Art History
- Biology
- Criminology
- Environmental Earth Science
- Geographic Information Systems
- Geography
- History
- Latin American and Caribbean Studies
- Modern Languages
- Philosophy
- Political Science
- Public Health
- Sociology
- Women’s and Gender Studies
With their advisor’s approval, students can choose a minor that is not listed above.
Students must earn a 2.3 GPA in Anthropology Major courses
Writing Requirements
- ANT 390 (Anthropological Research) is the Stage 2 Writing Course
- ANT 400 (Anthropology Seminar) is the Stage 3 Writing Course
- ANT 400 (Anthropology Seminar) is the LAC Tier 3 Course
Re-uses
- ANT 125 Introduction to Archaeology - 3 credits
- ANT 221 Native Americans - 3 credits
- ANT 358 Anthropology of Violence - 3 credits