Anthropology

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This is an Associate of Arts Degree with advising areas of concentrated study related to Anthropology.

Core Curriculum Requirements 60 hours

Refer to Semester Core Curriculum Areas A-E

Area A1: No exceptions

Area A2: No exceptions

Area B: Linguistic Anthropology & Cultural Anthropology students complete a modern language through the 2000-level. One 1002- and one 2000-level modern language course may be used to meet a requirement in Area B and C respectively.

Area C: Linguistic Anthropology & Cultural Anthropology students complete a modern language through the 2000-level. One 1002- and one 2000-level modern language course may be used to meet a requirement in Area B and C respectively.

Area D:

Biological Anthropology students take BIOL 1107K-1108K in Area D.
Archaeology students take GEOL 1121K & 1122K with labs in Area D.
Cultural Anthropology students take BIOL 1260 – BIOL 1102 with labs in Area D.

Area E: No exceptions

Area F. Advising Area of Concentrated Study Related to Anthropology - 18 hours

Required Courses 6 hours

Select One Course

Select either ANTH 2010 or ANTH 2030

Nine Additional Hours

Any ANTH 2000 level course not previously included
OR
ANTH 2903, 2902, 2901 (Special Topics in Anthropology)

Select 6 hours from 1000-2000 level courses in:

BIOL
CISM
ENGL
GEOG
HIST
MLAN
PHIL
POLS
PSYC
RELG
SOCI

Other Requirements

Learning Goals
- US Perspective
- Global Perspective
- Critical Thinking
US and Georgia History Requirements
US and Georgia Constitution Requirements
Regents’ Reading and Writing Requirements