The minor in anthropology with an emphasis on the biological subfield provides a thorough introduction to the study of humans as biological organisms. Students explore the evolution and variation of humans and their relatives from the earliest ancestors to the present.
The minor requires 15 credit hours in anthropology. Students must complete ANT 2200, ANT 3300 and 3301 and two additional courses from the list below. For further information about the minor program, contact the Department of Anthropology Advisor, Cameron Beason.
Required Courses ANTHROP 2200 ANTHROP 3300 ANTHROP 3301 Additional Courses (6 credit hours required) Note: At least 2 courses from the following list are required:
ANTHROP 3302
ANTHROP 3304
ANTHROP 3409
ANTHROP 3410
ANTHROP 3411
ANTHROP 3500
ANTHROP 3504
ANTHROP 4597.04
ANTHROP 5505
ANTHROP 5600
ANTHROP 5607
ANTHROP 5608
ANTHROP 5609
ANTHROP 5610
ANTHROP 5615
ANTHROP 5641
ANTHROP 5642
ANTHROP 5644
ANTHROP 5645
ANTHROP 5646
ANTHROP 5651
ANTHROP 5686
Additional Hours The remaining credit hours may be chosen from the above list or any other anthropology course with the faculty advisor’s permission.