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Major Requirements

Major Requirements

Course Requirements​

Course Title Quarter Hours
Select one of the following:4
ANT 102
CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY
ANT 103
ARCHAEOLOGY
ANT 104
INTRODUCTION TO BIOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY
ANT 105
ANTHROPOLOGY THROUGH FILM
ANT 107
THE CULTURE OF BUSINESS
ANT 109
FOOD AND CULTURE
ANT 120
SCIENCE OF ARCHAEOLOGY
All of the following:
ANT 201ETHNOGRAPHIC RESEARCH METHODS4
ANT 202ARCHAEOLOGICAL FIELD METHODS6
ANT 203PROFESSIONALISM AND ETHICS IN ANTHROPOLOGY4
ANT 204LINEAGES OF CULTURE THEORY4
ANT 386CULTURAL ANALYSIS4
ANT 396SENIOR CAPSTONE SEMINAR4
Select one of the following:4
ANT 322
COMMUNITY-BASED APPLIED PRACTICE
ANT 328
INTERNATIONAL APPLIED PRACTICE
ANT 330
CLIENT-BASED APPLIED PRACTICE
Select five 200/300 level ANT courses 120
1

100 level courses do not count as electives unless approved by the chair.

Experiential Learning and Senior Capstone

Majors in anthropology are expected to fulfill their junior year experiential learning (JYEL) and senior capstone (SC) requirements with ANT 322 and ANT 396 respectively. Both of these courses are recognized by the Liberal Studies Council as fulfilling these requirements. Students may take other junior year experiential​ learning and senior capstone courses, but are still required to take these two courses (or designated alternatives) to fulfill the major with the permission of the department chair. When students take ANT 322 to fulfill the JYEL requirement they must take an additional course in a liberal studies learning domain of their choice.

Open Electives

Open elective credit also is required to meet the minimum graduation requirement of 192 hours.

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