Environmental anthropology investigates human-environment interactions to understand environmental problems and knowledge from multiple cultural perspectives and to address the challenges in conservation, development and environmental change. Students in this concentration will take additional required courses in environmental anthropology, environmental archaeology, GIS Systems, in addition to applied or urban anthropology.
~ Bioarchaeology
~ Cultural Anthropology
~ Environmental Anthropology
Environmental Anthropology Concentration
3 hours in Environmental Anthropology
3 hours in Environmental Archaeology
3 hours of EITHER Applied or Urban Anthropology
Up to 6 hours may be from courses from outside Anthropology
3 hours of GIS
3 hours of Quantitative Methods/Statistics/Research Skills
Total of 36 credit hours
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