Click here for the upcoming semester's course offerings for Anthropology. (Summer 2012 and Fall 2012)
Courses listed under 4350/51/52 or 4390/09 may count for any of the subfields, depending on the topic.
Subfield: General
- 2321 The Dawn of Wisdom
- 2331 The Formation of Institutions: Roots of Society
- 3319 Human Ecology
- 3322 Statistical Reasoning in Anthropology
- 4191, 4291, 4391, 4192, 4292, 4392 Independent Study and Research
- 5335 Theoretical Perspectives in Anthropology
- 4390 Current Issues in Anthropology
- 4399 Senior Seminar in Anthropology
- 5334 History of Anthropology
Subfield I: Archaeology
- 2302 People of the Earth: Humanity's First Five Million Years
- 2321 The Dawn of Wisdom: Ancient Creation Stories from Four Civilizations
- 2363 The Science of Our Past
- 2380 Contemporary Archaeology: Controversies and Ethics
- 3304 North American Archaeology
- 3312 Meso-American Archaeology
- 3313 South American Indians of the Past & Present
- 3315 Origins of Civilization
- 3318 Archaeology of the Southwest (Fall 2012 Flyer)
- 3334 Fantastic Archaeology and Pseudoscience
- 3356 Before Civilization
- 3365 The Rise and Fall of Super Powers
- 3374 Cultures and Environments of the Southwest
- 3384 Paradise Lost (Fall 2012 Flyer)
- 3388 Warfare and Violence (Flyer)
- 3390 The Plundered Past
- 3399 Ice Age Americans
- 4300 World Archaeology
- 4325 Zooarchaeology
- 4333 Laboratory Methods in Archaeology
- 4390 Current Issues in Anthropology
- 5381 Field Methods in Archaeology
- 5382 Field Methods in Archaeology
- 5681, 5981 Field Methods in Archaeology
Subfield II: Cultural/Social Anthropology
- 2301 Introductory Cultural Anthropology
- 2345 Leadership and Race Relations
- 3300 Race, Gender, and Culture in the African Diaspora
- 3301 Health, Healing, and Ethics: Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Sickness and Society (Summer I Flyer) (Summer II Flyer) (Fall 2012 Flyer)
- 3303 Psychological Anthropology
- 3305 The "Other" in America
- 3310 Gender and Sex Roles: A Global Perspective
- 3311 Mexico: From Conquest to Cancun
- 3313 South American Indians: Past and Present
- 3314 Peoples of Africa
- 3316 Cultures of the Pacific Islands
- 3317 Peoples of Southeast Asia
- 3323 East Asia Culture Traditions
- 3327 Economic and Political Change in Global Society
- 3329 Contesting Development
- 3333 The Immigrants Experience
- 3336 Gender & Globalization: Cultural and Ethical Issues
- 3344 Cultural Approaches to Business
- 3346 Culture and Diversity in American Life
- 3348 Health as a Human Right
- 3350 Good Eats & Forbidden Flesh
- 3353 Indians of North America (Fall 2012 Flyer)
- 3354 Latin America: Peoples, Places, and Power (Summer I Flyer)
- 3355 Society and Culture in Contemporary Europe
- 3358 Indians of the Southwest
- 3359 Peoples and Cultures of the Middle East
- 3366 Magic, Myth, and Religion Across Cultures
- 3368 Urban Life: A Cross Cultural Perspective
- 3376 Caribbean Transformations: From Columbus to Carnival
- 3385 Sustainable Living
- 3388 Warfare and Violence: The Anthropology & Ethics of Human Conflict
- 4303 Political Economy of Health
- 4304 Migration & Ethnicity
- 4305 Applied Anthropology
- 4306 Anthropology and Education
- 4307 Seminar in International Health
- 4343 Health and Medical Systems
- 4344 Global Population Processes: Anthropological Perspectives
- 4347 Seminar in Meso-American Ethnology
- 4367 Comparative Peasant Society
- 4384 Global Issues & Development: An Overview
- 4390 Current Issues in Anthropology
- 5336 Anthropology and Medicine (Fall 2012 Flyer)
- 5344 Research Methods in Ethnology
Subfield III: Anthropological Linguistics
- 3361 Language in Culture and Society
- 4311 Applied Linguistics
- 5359 Linguistics (General)
Subfield IV: Physical Anthropology
- 2315 Human Evolution
- 3302 Monkeys and Apes
- 3350 Good Eats & Forbidden Flesh
- 3351 Forensic Anthropology
- 3371 Nutritional Problems of Modern Populations
- 4371 The Nature of the Aging Process
- 4377 The Human Fossil Record
NOTE: Many ANTH courses meet the requirements for Perspectives 6. Many anthropology courses also fulfill the co-curricular requirements for Human Diversity.