Group VI: Behavioral Sciences
3 Hours
A group of courses (anthropology, sociology, psychology) that introduces students to the scientific study of human thought, behavior, and records of human cultural organization.
The list of behavioral sciences courses offered per term can be accessed at my.SMU.edu/ (click on “View Schedule of Classes”).
Classes marked with an asterisk (*) fulfill the Human Diversity requirement.
Dedman College
Department of Anthropology
ANTH 1321 First-Year Seminar in Anthropology*ANTH 2301 Introductory Cultural Anthropology
*ANTH 2302 Peoples of the Earth: Humanity’s First 5 Mil. Yrs.
ANTH 3302 Monkeys and Apes: The Non-Human Primates
*ANTH 3303 Psychological Anthropology
*ANTH 3304 North American Archaeology
*ANTH 3311 Mexico: From Conquest to Cancun
*ANTH 3312 Meso-American Archaeology
*ANTH 3313 South American Indians of the Past and Present
*ANTH 3314 Peoples of Africa
*ANTH 3316 Cultures of the Pacific Islands
*ANTH 3317 Peoples of Southeast Asia
*ANTH 3318 Prehistory of the American Southwest
*ANTH 3319 Human Ecology
ANTH 3323 East Asia: Cultural Traditions and Transformations
*ANTH 3344 Cultural Aspects of Business
*ANTH 3346 Culture and Diversity in American Life
*ANTH 3353 Indians of North America
*ANTH 3354 Latin America: Peoples, Places, and Power
ANTH 3355 Society and Culture in Contemporary Europe
ANTH 3356 Before Civilization
*ANTH 3361 Language in Culture and Society
*ANTH 3376 Caribbean Transformations
*ANTH 4309 Human Rights, Indigenous Peoples, and Nation States
Department of Psychology
PSYC 1300 Introductory PsychologyPSYC 2314 Developmental Psychology
PSYC 2319 Social Psychology
Department of Sociology
SOCI 2300 Social ProblemsSOCI 2310 Introduction to Sociology
*SOCI 3340 Global Society
SOCI 3363 Crime and Delinquency
*SOCI 3370 Minority-Dominant Relations
*SOCI 3371 Sociology of Gender