The anthropology minor introduces students to the subfields of sociocultural, biological, and archaeological anthropology.  It complements majors within all of the social sciences, humanities, and many of the natural sciences.  Anthropology minors learn about issues relating to the human condition within a holistic, comparative and evolutionary context.  They will develop the skills of scientific inquiry and will also learn critical thinking skills that support them in careers that involve working with individuals of diverse national or ethnic backgrounds, in fields such as education, law, medicine, government and non-government organizations, and nontraditional opportunities emerging in business and management.

Course List

Code	Title	Semester Credit Hours
Anthropology Requirement I		6
Select from ANTH 300-499.
Anthropology Requirement II		9
Select from any ANTH 200-499 course not used above.
Total Semester Credit Hours		15

Students must make a grade of C or better in all courses.

At least six hours must be taken at the upper level and must be in residence.