Anthropology
Anthropology: Courses | Department
The department strongly recommends that a student have taken at least one 200-level anthropology course before taking ANT 280.
Anthropology 104 is a general education course which surveys the entire field of anthropology from human evolution and prehistory to the comparative study of the variety of human cultures. It is a prerequisite to most other courses in the department. ANT 280 is offered every semester and is a prerequisite for the 300 or 400-level courses.
There are many ways to complete a major in anthropology. One possibility, which includes a semester of Off-Campus Study (OCS) is:
| FIRST YEAR FALL | FIRST YEAR SPRING | |
| Language Course | ANT 104 | |
| Language Course | ||
| SECOND YEAR FALL | SECOND YEAR SPRING | |
| ANT 292 (Methods) | -or- | ANT 290 (Methods) |
| ANT 2XX (Cult/Ling or Bio/Arch) | ANT 280 (Theories) | |
| MAT 115 | ||
| THIRD YEAR FALL | THIRD YEAR SPRING | |
| OCS or ANT 2XX | OCS or ANT 2XX | |
| FOURTH YEAR FALL | FOURTH YEAR SPRING | |
| ANT 3XX or ANT 490 | ANT 3XX or ANT 490 |