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University of Pittsburgh Greensburg    
2017-2018 Greensburg Campus Catalog 
    
 
  Nov 25, 2024
 
2017-2018 Greensburg Campus Catalog [Archived Catalog]

Anthropology, BA


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Anthropology is concerned with the development and functioning of both historical and contemporary human cultures. While Anthropology majors will learn about human behavior from cultural, physical, and archeological perspectives, they may choose to emphasize either Archeology or cultural Anthropology in their program of studies.

Core Courses 4 courses (12-13 credits)


Cultural Anthropology Track


Three courses in Sociocultural Anthropology and two courses in Archeology.

Archeology Track


Three courses in Archeology and two courses in Sociocultural Anthropology.

Related Area 4 courses (12 credits)


Each student takes four courses from another department such as Biological Sciences, Political Science, Sociology, Economics, History, or Spanish Literature and Culture.

Students may also chose a Minor rather than a related area which is often a total of 15 credits, depending on the chosen Minor.

Additional Requirements 1 course (3 credits)


After earning 90 credits, all Anthropology students must take ANTH 1955  (Sociocultural Track) or ANTH 1956  (Archeology Track) to fulfill the capstone class requirement.

Recommended Courses


All students, especially those interested in graduate study, are urged to complete courses in a second language through the intermediate level.

Total Credits: 42


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