Students may select 16 credits in one of the following 11 concentrations within their major in consultation with their advisors. (Anthropology, Economics, History, International Studies, Media Studies, Organizational Behavior and Change, Politics, Psychology, Sociology, Sustainability, Urbanism). Students who do not select a concentration must complete 16 credits in two or more of these concentrations.
Anthropology
Requirements
SOCIAL SCIENCES COURSES OF INTERDISCIPLINARY INTEREST
Valuing interdisciplinary studies, we encourage students to consider courses outside of their specific degree area. To help you explore our course catalog, here are a few courses that we think might interest you, by program.
Anthropology Concentration
Anthropology is the comparative study of humankind. Most anthropologists agree that the discipline is divided into four fields: cultural anthropology, which deals with the description and the analysis of culture; physical or biological anthropology, which explores human evolution and variation; linguistic anthropology, which focuses on the relationships between language and culture; and archaeology, which examines the material remains of past cultures. Students select four of the following courses.
- ANTH1-UC5047 Anthropology of Religion 4
- ANTH1-UC5051 Cities & Urban Culture 4
- ANTH1-UC5056 Culture & Colonialism 4
- ANTH1-UC7902 Culture, Tourism & Development 4
- SOCY1-UC7256 Families, Marriage and Kinship 4
- ANTH1-UC6672 Globalization & World Culture 4
- ANTH1-UC5065 Language & Society 4
- ANTH1-UC5066 Law, Culture and Society 4
- ANTH1-UC5062 Psychology & Culture 4
- HIST1-UC5851 Riots, Rituals and Witch Hunts 4
- ANTH1-UC5061 Sex, Gender & Language 4
- ANTH1-UC6669 Transnationalism, Immigration & Identity 4