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The Anthropology major is designed to give students exposure to the four main fields of anthropology:

  1. Cultural Anthropology, which focuses on living cultures and their social relationships.
  2. Physical or Biological Anthropology, which is the comparative study of human variation and evolution.
  3. Archaeology, which studies the material remains of past cultures.
  4. Linguistics, the study of human languages.

Students gain a rich perspective on both the universal threads that bind humans together and the rich tapestry of global cultural diversity. Students with a major in anthropology leave Marquette with great chances of admission to graduate and professional schools. Others pursue careers in education, public health, international business, archaeology, human rights work, historic preservation and more.

Cultural Anthropology and Linguistics Courses:
ANTH 2101Cultural Anthropology3
ANTH 2203Human Geography3
ANTH 2301Language and Culture3
ANTH 3100Urban Anthropology3
ANTH 3101Economic Anthropology3
ANTH 3312Anthropology of Religion3
ANTH 3330Women and Men in Cross-Cultural Perspective3
ANTH 3350Native Peoples of North America3
ANTH 3360People and Cultures of the Middle East3
ANTH 4253Forensic Anthropology3
ANTH 4316Culture Change and Development3

Physical Anthrology Courses:
ANTH 1201Introduction to Biological Anthropology3
ANTH 2201Human Evolutionary Process3
ANTH 3153Demography3
ANTH 4247Bioarchaeology: Linking Bones and Behavior3
ANTH 4251Human Osteology and Odontology3
ANTH 4252Origins of the Human Species3
ANTH 4255Sex and Evolution3

Archeology Courses:
ANTH 2501Buried Cities and Lost Tribes3
ANTH 3201Archaeology and Prehistoric Cultures3
ANTH 3242Prehistory of South America3
ANTH 3250Prehistory of North America3
ANTH 3543Archeology of Ancient Egypt3
ANTH 3546Archaeology in Action: Ethnographic and Experimental Approaches3
ANTH 4144The Rise of Agriculture3
ANTH 4245Archaeology of Complex Societies3
ANTH 4964Archaeological Fieldwork3
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Major in Anthropology

The major in anthropology consists of a total of ten courses (30 credit hours): five required anthropology courses (15 credit hours) and five elective courses (15 credit hours) four of which must be upper-division, as listed below.

Required Courses:
ANTH 1001Introductory Anthropology3
ANTH 2101Cultural Anthropology3
ANTH 2201Human Evolutionary Process3
ANTH 3201Archaeology and Prehistoric Cultures3
ANTH 4997Capstone: Theory and Practice in Anthropology3
* Elective Courses: Choose five courses, at least four upper-division 15
Anthropology Courses OR up to two of courses listed below:
Culture, Health and Illness
Sociology of Religion
Arab and Muslim Americans
Total Credit Hours30

Notes:

  • *Electives: Up to two of SOCI 3500 Culture, Health and Illness, SOCI 4420 Sociology of Religion or SOWJ 3450 Arab and Muslim Americans will count as electives in the ANTH major.
  • Students wishing to complete double majors in ANTH, SOWJ or SOCI must complete the requirements for both majors. Two courses that are accepted by both majors (see the list of approved courses within each major's bulletin entry) may double count for both majors, for a total of 54 credit hours.
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Minor in Anthropology

The minor in anthropology consists of 18 credit hours, including one required introductory anthropology course (3 credit hours) and five courses of electives (15 credit hours) chosen from all courses designated as ANTH. One of these electives may be SOCI 3500 Culture, Health and Illness, SOCI 4420 Sociology of Religion or SOWJ 3450 Arab and Muslim Americans.

Required Course:
ANTH 1001Introductory Anthropology3
*Elective Courses - Choose five of the following15
Anthropology Courses OR one of the courses below:
Culture, Health and Illness
Sociology of Religion
Arab and Muslim Americans
Total Credit Hours18

Note:

  • *Electives may be chosen from among all courses designated as ANTH, as well as one of SOCI 3500 Culture, Health and Illness, SOCI 4420 Sociology of Religion or SOWJ 3450 Arab and Muslim Americans.

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