Program Overview

Anthropology, B.S. - Linguistics

The program outline and graduation requirements are listed below. In addition, free electives are selected to reach 120 credits overall required for graduation.

General Education Requirements

All bachelor's degree programs include liberal education (LEP) and writing (W) course requirements. Courses in the major and/or cognate may also be used to satisfy LEP requirements where noted below (*).

Major Requirements (36 Credits)

A GPA of 2.5 is required for all courses in the major.

• ANT 101 Cultural Anthropology
• ANT 102 Biological Anthropology (T2LE)*
• ANT 205 Archaeology and the Human Past (T2TP)*
• ANT 204 Language and Culture
  • or ANT 214 American Tongues: Everyday Politics of Speaking
• Select one Methods course from:
  • ANT 465 Fieldwork Methods of Linguistic Anthropology
  • ANT 470 Ethnographic Fieldwork Methods
• Select 12 Credits from:
  • ANT 211 Art of Ethnographic Writing
  • ANT 214 American Tongues: Everyday Politics of Speaking
  • ANT 224 Language, Self and Society
  • ANT 260 Anthropology of Media
  • ANT 312 Medical Anthropology
  • ANT 320 Visual Anthropology
  • ANT 374 Language, Gender, and Sexuality
  • ANT 376 Anthropology of Education
  • ANT 390 Ethics and Anthropology
  • ANT 430 Global Women's Issues
• ANT 480 Theory of Anthropology
• ANT 497 Anthropology Internship (6 credits)
  • or ANT 491 Supervised Research (6 credits)