Core Requirements: 18 hours (Prerequisites, Intermediate, Capstone)

The following must be taken by all sociology and anthropology majors:

• Prerequisites (9 hours):

• ANT 200 - Cultural Anthropology 3-0-3
• MAT 111 - Elementary Statistics 3-0-3
• SOC 200 - Introduction to Sociology 3-0-3

• Intermediate Requirements (6 hours):

• SOC 300 I - Social Theory 3-0-3

• or

• ANT 300 I - Social Theory 3-0-3

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• SOC 305 I - Social-Science Research Methods 3-0-3

• or

• ANT 305 I - Social Science Research Methods 3-0-3

• Capstone Requirement (3 hours):

• SOC 480 I - Senior Project 3-0-3

• or

• ANT 480 I - Senior Project 3-0-3

Anthropology Concentration Electives: four of the following courses (at least 12 hours)

• ANT 210 - Origins of Human Behavior 3-0-3
• ANT 301 - Peoples of Latin America and the Caribbean 3-0-3
• ANT 315 - Culture and Communication 3-0-3
• ANT 320 - Gender in Anthropological Perspective 3-0-3
• ANT 325 - Anthropology of Popular Culture 3-0-3
• ANT 330 - Anthropology of the Body 3-0-3
• ANT 340 - Globalization and Local Communities 3-0-3
• ANT 350 - African Cultures 3-0-3
• ANT 360 - Special Topics in Anthropology 3-0-3
• ANT 365 - Magic, Science, and Religion 3-0-3
• ANT 380 - Applying Anthropology 3-0-3
• ANT 390 - Urban Anthropology 3-0-3
• ANT 450 - Seminar in Anthropology 3-0-3
• ANT 496 - Academic Internship 3 to 6 hours
• ANT 498 - Directed Studies 1 to 3 hours

Electives: 9 hours

Majors must also complete nine additional hours of SOC or ANT courses, or courses in other disciplines approved by the department. (Please see your advisor or the department chair for a list of these courses.) These courses may not count toward the major’s area of concentration.