Minoring in Anthropology
For a minor, you'd normally pick courses to complement or extend your major concentration. While it takes only six courses to satisfy requirements for a minor, you should consult your own major advisor and the undergraduate coordinator in the Anthropology Department. You can also construct a minor around a theme or topic or special interest you have, such as...
... example minor tracks in Anthropology:
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I. ARCHAEOLOGY 105 - Human Evolution 215 - Archaeology of Bible Lands 254 - Ancient Cultures of South America 259 - Ancient Art & Architecture 322 - Lost Cities & Ancient Empires 334 - The Incas 354 - Settlements & Landscapes 506 - Applied Archaeology 590 - Ethnohistory |
II. GREAT CIVILIZATIONS 101 - Cultural Anthropology Plus 2 area courses chosen from: 259 - Ancient Art & Architecture 310 - Islam in the Modern World 322 - Lost Cities & Ancient Empires |
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III. DEVELOPMENT AND ECOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY 101 - Cultural Anthropology Plus 3 courses chosen from: Plus one area course: |
IV. MYTH, MIND AND SYMBOL 101 - Cultural Anthropology Plus 2 courses chosen from: |
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V. CULTURE & COMMUNICATION 101 - Cultural Anthropology Plus 2 courses chosen from: 202 - Sex & Culture in the Modern World Plus 2 area courses chosen from: |
VI. MIGRANTS & REFUGEES Plus 2 courses chosen from: |
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