The General Concentration within the B.A. in Anthropology emphasizes exposure to ethnography and topical courses at the upper division. It focuses on the interrelationships among the cultural, social, and biological bases of human behavior in evolutionary and/or contemporary contexts.
~ Applied Anthropology
~ Bioarchaeology
~ General Anthropology
Degree Requirements:
30 credit hours are required in the major concentration including 9 hours of 200-level anthropology courses (ANT 251, 252, and either ANT 253 or 254); ANT 411, Anthropological Theory; ANT 416, Research Methods in Cultural Anthropology; 3 hours of elective credit at the 300-level; 3 hours of elective credit at the 400-level, and 9 hours of elective credit at either the 300 or 400-level. Completion of foreign language courses through the 202-level is strongly recommended.
Curriculum Requirements:
Curriculum: Anthropology
Concentration: General
Degree earned: Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology
Effective: 08/2003
Updated: 06/2003
Typical Four Year Curriculum Plan for the General Anthropology Track
FRESHMAN YEAR
