Anthropology

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Students planning to major in anthropology should consult with the department chair to select specific courses suited to their individual interests and needs.

Courses

• ANT-101 Introduction to Anthropology
• ANT-105 Introduction to Archaeology
• ANT-202 Peoples of Africa and the African Diaspora
• ANT-203 Peoples and Cultures of the World
• ANT-204 Modern Japanese Society through Films
• ANT-205 Japanese Popular Culture
• ANT-209 Gender in East Asia
• ANT-230 Biological Anthropology
• ANT-250 Race and the US Criminal Justice System
• ANT-254 The Power and Politics of Black Foodways
• ANT-258 Women in Africa and the African Diaspora
• ANT-262 Magic and Religion
• ANT-263 Environmental Anthropology
• ANT-264 Psychological Anthropology
• ANT-302 Anthropology of Race and Ethnicity
• ANT-304 Archaeology Method and Theory
• ANT-305 Practicing Anthropology
• ANT-306 Human Osteology & Paleopathology
• ANT-327 Feminist Anthropology
• ANT-344 Anthropology of Religion
• ANT-375 Practicing Anthropology
• ANT-401 Anthropological Theory
• ANT-501 Independent Study

• MXP-138 Food & Culture Expedition: Charleston & Belize

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