Students who plan to declare a Minor in Anthropology must complete the Consent to Complete a Minor Program form and submit it to their College Academic Advisor. Academic Advisors will review the minor requirements with students prior to students submitting the form.
Note: Courses cannot double count between majors and minors, so students need to have a separate set of courses to fulfill their minor.
Minor Program Requirements
The minor in Anthropology consists of six courses. The requirements for the minor are:
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Introduction to Anthropology |
100 |
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or ANTH 21107 |
Anthropological Theory |
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One Methods course from the following: |
100 |
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Ethnographic Methods |
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Bioarchaeology and Forensic Anthropology: Approaches to the Past |
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Archaeology Laboratory Practicum |
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an approved alternative in archaeological, linguistic, or biological anthropology |
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Four additional courses listed or cross-listed as ANTH |
400 |
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Total Units |
600 |
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Language courses do not fulfill the Anthropology minor requirements. Courses in the minor may not be double-counted with the student's major(s), other minors, or general education requirements. The department will not accept petitions for non-Anthropology courses.