Minor in Anthropology

Students majoring in another subject who wish to minor in anthropology must complete the following requirements.

Core Anthropology Courses
Complete two of the following courses:6
Introduction to Anthropology
Ancient Civilizations
Cultural Anthropology
Biological Anthropology
Linguistic Anthropology
Archaeology
Ethnographic Courses
Complete 6 credits from at least two of the following courses:6
Alaska Native Cultures
Arctic and Subarctic Cultures 1
World Cultures 1
Comparative Culture Studies 1
Methodological, Topical, and Theoretical Courses 2
Complete 6 credits from at least two of the following courses:6
Anthropological Theory
Archaeological Theory
Applied Anthropology
Social Science Research Methods
Field Methods in Archaeology and Bioanthropology
Culture and Human Biodiversity
Culture and Ecology
Culture and Health
Applied Ethics in Anthropology 1
Culture and Globalization
Cultural Resource Management
Analytical Techniques in Archaeology and Bioanthropology 1
Field Methods in Cultural Anthropology
Health, Ritual and Science 1
Historical Engagements 1
Belief and Identity 1
Topics in the Contemporary North 1
Culture, Environment, Place 1
Total18
1

Specific topical emphasis for this course varies by offering. See catalog course description for details.

2

Other upper-division selected topics courses ANTH A490 or independent study courses (ANTH A397 or ANTH A497) may be petitioned to satisfy the methodological/topical/theoretical course requirements, depending on course content.

 A total of 18 credits is required for the minor, 9 of which must be upper-division.