Anthropology B.A.

Requirements

52 credit hours

Required core courses for the Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology are as follows:

ANT 11200	Cultural Anthropology	3
ANT 13100	Biological Anthropology with Lab	4
ANT 20600	Introduction to Social and Cultural Research Methods	4
ANT 21000	Native North American Indians	3
ANT 22500	Introduction to Archaeology	4
ANT 42000/SOC 42000	Sociocultural Theory	3
ANT 46000	Anthropological Capstone: Careers in Anthropology	1
MTH 14100	Basic Statistics	3
SOC 10200	Basic Concepts of Sociology	3

Students must select either the cultural anthropology emphasis or archaeology emphasis.

Cultural Anthropology Emphasis

 

The Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology with an emphasis in cultural anthropology requires the following courses in addition to the core courses:

ANT 30600	Ethnographic Field School	6
ANT 31800	Race, Ethnicity, and Gender: A Global Perspective	3
ANT 32400	The Anthropology of Religion	3
ANT 32700	Environmental Anthropology	3

Plus 9 credit hours selected from the following courses:

ANT 30800	Archaeological Field School	6
ANT 31700	Social and Cultural Change	3
ANT 40500	Historical Archaeology	3
ANT 45000	Internship in Anthropology	3-9
ART 23400	Fibers I	3
ART 24000	Ceramics I	3
CSP 30000	Chinese Philosophy and Religion	3
PHL 17000	Philosophy of Human Nature: Mind, Soul and Body	3
PSY 30400	Basic Research Methods	3
PSY 30600	Behavioral Science Statistics	3
REL 23000	Introduction to Asian Religions	3
REL 31800	Asian Myth and Religion	3
SOC 21400	The Family	3
SOC 24000	The Sociology of Gender Roles	3
SOC 32100	Urban Sociology	3
SOC 32400	Social Interaction in Everyday Life	3

Archaeology Emphasis

 

The Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology with an emphasis in archaeology requires the following courses in addition to the core courses:

ANT 30800	Archaeological Field School	6
ANT 35000	Introduction to Cultural Resource Management	3
ANT 40500	Historical Archaeology	3
ESC 20000	Introduction to Geographic Information Systems	3

Plus 9 credit hours selected from the methodology focus area courses below:

ANT 32700	Environmental Anthropology	3
ANT 33700	Anthropology of Migration	3
ANT 45000	Internship in Anthropology	3-9
ART 18100	Analog Photography I	3
ART 18101	Digital Photography I	3
ART 23400	Fibers I	3
ART 24000	Ceramics I	3
HIS 20300	Historical Methods	3
MTH 24100	Statistics for Natural Science	3

Plus 6 credit hours selected from the research focus area courses below:

ANT 31800	Race, Ethnicity, and Gender: A Global Perspective	3
ARTH 35700	Ancient Art	3
AST 20200	Public History	3
HIS 22300	The Ancient and Medieval World	3
HIS 30800	The Origins of the United States to 1800	3
SOC 24000	The Sociology of Gender Roles	3