As an Anthropology major, you will embark on a fascinating journey exploring the diverse facets of human culture, biology, and society. The core curriculum provides you with a solid foundation in anthropology, encompassing archaeology, cultural anthropology, physical anthropology, and more. You’ll engage in the analysis of language, kinship, and social structures while delving into anthropological theory and statistical methodologies.

To further tailor your Anthropology major, you will select at least 15 hours of additional 3000/4000-level anthropology courses, guided by the expertise of your faculty adviser. This customization allows you to delve deeper into areas of anthropology that align with your passions and career aspirations.

Anthropology Minor (18 Hours)

Minor Requirements:

• ANT 3310 (3) – Cultural Anthropology
• ANT 3311 (3) – Physical Anthropology

Expand Your Understanding of Humanity

The Anthropology minor offers you the opportunity to gain valuable insights into the study of human cultures and physical development. By completing the core courses in cultural and physical anthropology, you’ll lay the foundation for a nuanced understanding of our species.

To complement your minor, select at least 12 hours of additional 3000/4000-level anthropology courses, tailored to your interests and approved by your faculty adviser. This minor provides a comprehensive perspective on humanity’s diverse history, behaviors, and societies