Anthropology Minor

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Anthropology is the study of what it means to be human from cultural, biological, and bio-cultural perspectives. It includes archaeology, biological anthropology, cultural anthropology, linguistics, and their subfields. The minor provides a background in human similarity and variation useful for areas like biology, business, education, history, medicine, psychology, and many other fields.

Required Courses Credits: 15

Select three from the following:

ANTH 107 - Being Human: Past and Present Credits: (5)
ANTH 110 - Bones, Apes, and Genes: Exploring Biological Anthropology Credits: (5)
ANTH 120 - Archaeology: Science of the Past Credits: (5)
ANTH 130 - Cultural Worlds Credits: (5)
ANTH 180 - Language and Culture Credits: (5)

Department-Approved Electives Credits: 12

Elective credits are any courses with an ANTH prefix at the 300 or 400 level.

Total Credits: 27

College and Department Information

Anthropology and Museum Studies Department
College of the Sciences

Program Codes
ANTHMIN, ANTHMINP

Online Availability
The program will have both a designated online only option and an in-person or hybrid option.