Sociology and Anthropology Major

Required for the Anthropology Track:

SO 101 - Introduction to Sociology Credits: 4
ANT 109 - Introduction to Cultural Anthropology Credits: 4
ANT 209 - Research Methods of Anthropology Credits: 4
SO 301 - Foundations of Sociological/Anthropological Theories Credits: 4
SO 420 - Sociology/Anthropology Capstone Credits: 4

And:

Any four additional courses in Sociology, Anthropology, Criminology or courses listed below
An approved study abroad experience (up to one course from abroad may be transferred in to replace some of the above required elective courses.)

Maximum of one may count towards the four additional courses in Anthropology:

GG 101 - Introduction to Human Geography Credits: 4
GG 201 - Urban Geography Credits: 4
PO 338 - Criminal Justice Credits: 4
PO 340 - Social Movements and Contentious Politics Credits: 4

Optional:

Majors are encouraged to elect courses in psychology, history, economics, political science, global studies, gender studies and media studies and digital arts.

Required for the Sociology Track:

Take All:

ANT 109 - Introduction to Cultural Anthropology Credits: 4
SO 101 - Introduction to Sociology Credits: 4
SO 209 - Research Methods of Sociology Credits: 4
SO 301 - Foundations of Sociological/Anthropological Theories Credits: 4
SO 420 - Sociology/Anthropology Capstone Credits: 4

Take One:

EC 205 - Statistics for Economics Credits: 4
PS 213 - Psychological Statistics Credits: 4
ST 120 - Elementary Statistics Credits: 4
ST 140 - Biological Data & Statistics Credits: 4

And:

Any four additional courses in Sociology, Anthropology, Criminology or courses listed below

Maximum of one may count towards the four additional courses in Sociology:

GG 101 - Introduction to Human Geography Credits: 4
GG 201 - Urban Geography Credits: 4
PO 338 - Criminal Justice Credits: 4
PO 340 - Social Movements and Contentious Politics Credits: 4

Optional:

Students considering graduate work in Sociology might consider taking additional electives in psychology, history, economics, political science, and statistics.