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2022-2023 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Anthropology, B.S.
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The Anthropology program emphasizes the study of the whole human being. It is focused on understanding diversity in Houston, the United States and the world. Through coursework, students explore world cultures and global challenges as well as methods for studying peoples and cultures. The major prepares students to be global citizens by promoting skills for engaging responsibly and ethically in diverse communities in the United States and globally. In particular, the major fosters a number of skills, including cross-cultural communication, critical thinking and writing and qualitative research and data analysis. This prepares students to respond creatively to the challenges of Houston’s diverse and dynamic employment sector. Anthropology students have opportunities for many exciting site visits to Houston’s diverse neighborhoods.
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University Core Requirements (42 hours):
Mathematics (3 hours)
Choose ONE of the following courses. Life and Physical Sciences (6 hours)
Choose TWO of the following courses. Language, Philosophy and Culture (3 hours)
Choose ONE of the following courses.
Creative Arts (3 hours)
Choose ONE of the following courses.
Government/Political Science (6 hours)
Social Behavioral Sciences (3 hours)
Choose ONE of the following courses. Public Speaking (3 hours)
Component Area Options (3 hours)
Two 1- hour Life and Physical Science Labs are required co-requisites for the chosen science courses. College Core Requirements
30 hours of upper-level credit must be C or better.
Core Requirement (3 hours)
Choose ONE of the following. A grade of C+ or better is required.
Major Requirements (45 hours):
Subject Requirements
Select FIVE of the following courses.
Required Anthropology Electives
Choose ONE additional ANTH courses at any level.
Electives (33 hours)
Students may complete a Minor with elective hours. (30 hours may be from the 1300/2300 level. 3 hours must be from any 3300/4300 level courses.)
Anthropology Concentration Areas
In order to organize their studies, explore a specific topic, and prepare for careers, students may select one of the following concentrations. Students who complete a concentration will receive a certificate. For more information, contact a full-time Anthropology faculty member. Concentration areas may be found below. International and Global Studies
Select THREE of the following courses. Latin American Studies
Select THREE of the following courses. For ANTH 3355 , the following may be substituted: HUMN 3355 . For ARTS 3356 , the following may be substituted: HUMN 3356 .
Middle Eastern Studies
Select THREE of the following courses. ANTH 4330 when the topic is Middle Eastern country.
Women, Gender, and Sexuality
Select THREE of the following courses. Social Justice
Select THREE of the following courses. ANTH 4301 when the topic is Public Culture. Health in Cross-Cultural Perspectives
Select THREE of the following courses. Immigration, Refugees, Globalization
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