Anthropology Minor

(18 credits)

The anthropology minor offers students the opportunity to study the human experience in both the past and present context via archaeology, human biology, and language as well as allied fields such as history. The program emphasizes hands-on work such as forensic analysis of human remains, digital mapping, and life history analysis.

Required Courses (6 credits):

Choose two courses from the following:

ENVI 130 - World Cultures and Environments 3 Credits
ENVI 201 - Introduction to Archaeology 3 Credits
ENVI 205 - Introduction to Biological Anthropology 3 Credits

Electives (choose 12 credits from):

ENVI 303 - Regional Cultures of the World 3 Credits
ENVI 308 - Human Evolution 3 Credits
ENVI 310 - Introduction to Native Americans 3 Credits
ENVI 333 - Careers in Archaeology and Applied Anthropology 3 Credits
ENVI 346 - Regional Archaeology 3 Credits
ENVI 435 - Methods in Biological Anthropology 3 Credits
ENVI 440 - Human Ecology 3 Credits
ENVI 243 - Plagues, Myths, and Medicine 3 Credits
ENVI 448 - Applied Cultural Anthropology 3 Credits
ENVI 451 - Digital Heritage 3 Credits

Note:

The Anthropology Minor is not available to students who have declared the Anthropology Major.