Anthropology Minor

Required Courses (3 Credits)

• ANTH 105 - Introduction to Cultural Diversity 3 Credit(s)

Choose Five of the Following (15 Credits)

• Any 200-Level ANTH Courses*
• MGT 365 - International Business 3 Credit(s)
• NURS 485 - Population Health 4 Credit(s)
• PSY 385 - Statistical Methods with Laboratory for Psychology 4 Credit(s)
• QA 252 - Intermediate Statistics 3 Credit(s)
• UALH 390 - Statistics for Health Care Professionals 3 Credit(s)

Total Credits: 18

*200-Level ANTH courses include: 

ANTH 204 Origins of Cultural Diversity  

ANTH 216 Digging Culture: Archaeology and Evolution  

ANTH 218 Archaeological Excavation  

ANTH 239 Women and Development in Latin America  

ANTH 240 Peoples and Cultures of Latin America  

ANTH 241 East Asian Civilization 

ANTH 245 Native Americans: Culture and Conquest  

ANTH 246 Rum, Rasta, and Revolution  

ANTH 248 Rum, Rasta, and Revolution Field Study 

ANTH 249 Pura Vida: Costa Rican Culture and Society 

ANTH 251 Progress and Poverty 

ANTH 252 Culture, Power, and the World System 

ANTH 253 Business Culture in International Perspective 

ANTH 254 Gods, Rituals and Altered States 

ANTH 255 Race and Racism 

ANTH 257 Under the Influence: Drugs and Altered States in Society 

ANTH 258 Leaders, the Led and the Evolution of Politics 

ANTH 259 Anthropology Through the Lens 

ANTH 260 Word, Sound, Power: Language and the Human Experience 

ANTH 261 Urban Anthropology: Chester 

ANTH 262 Chasing the Dream: Latino Experiences in the United States 

ANTH 264 Music as Culture: Introduction to Ethnomusicology 

ANTH 266 Culture, History, and Memory: An Introduction to Ethnohistory  

ANTH 268 Culture, Health and Illness: An Introduction to Medical Anthropology  

ANTH 288 Special Topics in Anthropology 

The program of study that appears here applies to students who were admitted for the summer session of this catalog year and later.  Students admitted prior to that term should select the appropriate catalog year of their admission.  Choose previous catalogs from the Home, Graduate, or Undergraduate Catalog Page at http://Catalog.widener.edu.