Applied Anthropology Minor

This minor provides a holistic approach to applied anthropological and qualitative research training. Students will gain an understanding of anthropological theories and perspectives while acquiring career-driven qualitative research skills. This minor is for any student interested in qualitative and ethnographic methods, and will support students interested in a wide array of human-centered research.

This minor requires completion of 18 semester hours in anthropology.

• You must complete these 4 core courses:

• ANTH 1200 - Cultural Anthropology ** Credit Hours: (3)
• ANTH 3010 - Practicing Anthropology Credit Hours: (3)
• ANTH 3200 - Culture and Change around the World Credit Hours: (3)
• ANTH 4010 - Ethnographic Methods** Credit Hours: (3)

• In addition to the 4 core courses, you are required to take 2 electives to satisfy this minor. You can select from the following Anthropology courses for your electives:

• ANTH 1100 - Biological Anthropology, Archaeology, and Human Evolution Credit Hours: (3)
• ANTH 3203 - Cultural Politics of Popular Music Credit Hours: (3)
• ANTH 3253 - Myths, Witchcraft, Ritual, and Religion Credit Hours: (3)
• ANTH 3260-3265 - Special Topics in Anthropology Credit Hours: 0
• ANTH 3300 - Ancient Civilizations Credit Hours: (3)
• ANTH 4090-4095 - Special Topics in Anthropology Credit Hours: (0)
• ANTH 4223 - Global Migration and Displacement Credit Hours: (3)
• ANTH 4419 - Queer Anthropology Credit Hours: (3)
• ANTH 4431 - Capitalism, Consumption, and Culture Credit Hours: (3)
• ANTH 4510 - Studio in Applied Anthropology Credit Hours: 3
• ANTH 4800 - Conservation, Culture, and Environmental Change Credit Hours: (3)
• ANTH 4990-4999 - Special Topics in Anthropology Credit Hours: 0