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Minors in Anthropology
Explore cross-disciplinary connections
Enhance your degree with one of two minors from the Department of Anthropology.
Anthropology minor
A minor in Anthropology allows you to gain an enduring understanding of the human condition—which is essential to any major—our courses will teach you to see the world through Anthropology’s holistic lens.
For example, a Health Sciences major can explore where health, culture, and politics intersect by taking Medical Anthropology classes, including
- Shamans, Surgeons, and Syndromes: Global Health and Healing
- Health Disparities, Violence, and U.S. Cultural Diversity
- Culture and Disability
- Medical Anthropology
Learn more about the Anthropology minor and elevate your degree program.
Social Sciences Forensics Minor
A Social Sciences Forensics Minor invites you to delve into the world of forensic science through the lens of social science. You will tour the social, cultural, political, legal, historical and global contexts that contribute to forensic knowledge and technical field skills. This minor will position you to make informed decisions on areas of expertise in which you continue your education, whether in specialized forensic programs or graduate studies.
If you aspire to a career in Forensics, explore the Social Science Forensics Minor.
