Anthropology Minor

Anthropology is a holistic science dedicated to the study of human cultural and biological diversity and evolution - the major subfields are Archaeology, Biological Anthropology, Sociocultural Anthropology, and Linguistics. Anthropology integrates fields of study that traditionally span multiple disciplines in the natural and social sciences, arts, and professional studies - as such, the minor is applicable to any student that would like to apply an evolutionary or cross-cultural perspective to their work.

Contact Information

Department of Anthropology
Behavioral & Social Sciences Building, Room 506
(707) 826-4124

Requirements for the Minor (15 Units)

ANTH 104 - Cultural Anthropology Units: 3
or
ANTH 102 - Introduction to the Anthropology of Language Units: 3
ANTH 103 - Biological Anthropology Units: 3
or
ANTH 105 - Archaeology and World Prehistory Units: 3

Upper Division Electives

Complete 9 units of upper division anthropology (ANTH) courses.