Registration for the Spring 2027 semester is now open! To request D-Clearance, please submit the form: https://forms.gle/TWkDHgAwBcbKjAFz9
Students should be aware of the following D-Clearance policies:
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ANTH 205: priority will be given to Anthropology and Global Studies majors and minors, and freshman/sophomores planning to declare an ANTH/GLOS major or minor until December 12, 2026.
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ANTH 314, ANTH 326, ANTH 357: priority will be given to Anthropology and Global Studies majors or minors until November 20, 2026.
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ANTH 485: open only to senior Global Studies majors.
Courses
Anthropology coursework allows you to explore the social and cultural dimensions of critical problems impacting in our current world, including topics like globalization, migration, media, climate, and health.
Explore some of our newest and most exciting course offerings below.
Through coursework in Anthropology, students will:
- Gain skill and insight necessary to successfully work and negotiate across cultural differences.
- Learn to perform qualitative research into human social forms, building on anthropology’s strong tradition of participant-observation ethnographic research.
- Learn the major concepts, questions and theoretical approaches in anthropology and the humanistic social sciences.
- Learn to apply anthropological concepts and tools to the description and analysis of social life and human experience.
- Acquire skills in critical thinking, expository writing, and other forms of communication with an emphasis on social analysis, empirical evidence, and intercultural understanding.
The prefix for Anthropology is ANTH in the Course Catalogue…
