Anthropology, B.A.

I. Intellectual Inquiry in Arts and Creativity

• Choose one course from approved list
    Credit(s): 3

II. Intellectual Inquiry in the Humanities

• Choose one course from approved list
    Credit(s): 3

III. Intellectual Inquiry in the Social Sciences

• ANT 101 - WHAT MAKES US HUMAN? INTRO TO ANTHROPOLOGY Credit(s): 3
• ANT 102 - ARCHAELOGY: MYSTERIES AND CONTROVERSIES Credit(s): 3
• ANT 103 - SPORTS, CULTURE, AND SOCIETY Credit(s): 3
• ANT 335 - RELIGION IN EVERYDAY LIFE Credit(s): 3
• ANT 339 - HUMAN RIGHTS IN GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE Credit(s): 3
• or one course from approved list Credit(s): 3

IV. Intellectual Inquiry in the Natural, Physical, and Mathematical Sciences

• ANT 230 - INTRODUCTION TO BIOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY Credit(s): 3

• OR

• One course from approved list

V. Composition and Communication I

• CIS 110 - COMPOSITION AND COMMUNICATION I Credit(s): 3

• OR

• WRD 110 - COMPOSITION AND COMMUNICATION I Credit(s): 3

VI. Composition and Communication II

• CIS 111 - COMPOSITION & COMMUNICATION II Credit(s): 3

• OR

• WRD 111 - COMPOSITION AND COMMUNICATION II Credit(s): 3

VII. Quantitative Foundations

• Choose one course from approved list
    Credit(s): 3

VIII. Statistical Inferential Reasoning

• ANT 360 - STATISTICS IN ANTHROPOLOGY Credit(s): 3

• OR

• One course from approved list Credit(s): 3

IX. Community, Culture and Citizenship in the USA

• ANT 221 - NATIVE PEOPLE OF NORTH AMERICA Credit(s): 3
• ANT 330 - NORTH AMERICAN CULTURES Credit(s): 3

• OR

• One course from approved list Credit(s): 3

X. Global Dynamics

• ANT 160 - CULTURAL DIVERSITY IN THE MODERN WORLD Credit(s): 3
• ANT 222 - MIDDLE EAST CULTURES Credit(s): 3
• ANT 225 - CULTURE, ENVIRONMENT AND GLOBAL ISSUES Credit(s): 3
• ANT 241 - ORIGINS OF OLD WORLD CIVILIZATION Credit(s): 3
• ANT 242 - ORIGINS OF NEW WORLD CIVILIZATION Credit(s): 3
• ANT 311 - ANTHROPOLOGY OF GLOBALIZATION Credit(s): 3
• ANT 321 - INTRODUCTION TO JAPANESE CULTURE, MEIJI (1868) TO PRESENT Credit(s): 3
• ANT 329 - CULTURES AND SOCIETIES OF EURASIA AND EASTERN EUROPE: SOCIALISM AND POST-SOCIALIST CHANGE Credit(s): 3

• OR

• One course from approved list Credit(s): 3

UK Core hours: 30

Subtotal: Graduation Composition and Communication Requirement hours (GCCR): 3

I. Foreign Language: 0-14

(placement exam recommended)

II. Disciplinary Requirements

III. Laboratory or Field Work

(can be completed by Major Requirement)

IV. Electives: 6

College Requirement hours: 15-29

Anthropology Electives

21 hours. No more than 3 hours at the 100 level; at least 15 hours at the 300+ level. The student chooses electives according to specific interests within anthropology and in consultation with advisors Credit(s): 21

From Outside the Major Department

Choose 6 hours outside Anthropology at the 300+ level. 200+ level courses used to satisfy College Requirements can also be counted here Credit(s): 6

Subtotal: Major requirements: 39

Subtotal: Electives: 4