The field of anthropology studies humans and human cultures in the past and present. In the anthropology minor, you will think critically about what it means to be human “beings.” You can choose from among three areas of emphasis in this minor.
- Biological anthropology is the study of the biological and behavioral aspects of human beings.
- Cultural anthropology is a comparative study of human cultures.
- Linguistic anthropology studies the role of language in the social lives of individuals and communities.
- A minimum 30 credits are required for this minor, including 15 upper-division credits.
- This is an excellent minor for students
pursuing careers in medicine, missions, public health, education, ecology, and forensics.