Undergraduate Program
The Department of Anthropology offers a wide range of courses covering the discipline's four major subfields: sociocultural anthropology, linguistic anthropology, physical anthropology, and archaeology. The major is structured to provide an introduction to the concepts, methodologies, and theoretical issues of anthropology, while permitting each student sufficient latitude to pursue his or her own special interests.
Students who wish to either major or minor in anthropology should see the undergraduate advisor who will discuss specific interests and assign an advisor. This consultation is especially important for those interested in a particular subfield. ANTH 1a and ANTH 5a should be taken early in a student's academic career. Majors are encouraged to consider applying for the senior honor thesis program, particularly those students considering graduate study in anthropology or other professional training.
- Requirements for Undergraduate Major and Minor
- Undergraduate Departmental Representatives
- Senior Honors Thesis Guidelines and Regulations
- Senior Honors Thesis: Steps Along the Way
- Dual Bachelor's/Master's Degree Program
- Human Subjects Information
- Course Offerings
- Student Projects and Accomplishments