Northern Kentucky University

Undergraduate Catalog 2012-13

Anthropology Majors

Bachelor of Science with a major in Anthropology

For the anthropology major there are two options from which to choose, the Bachelor of Science and the Bachelor of Arts. Each course may count in only one of the categories below.

Click here for a 4-year plan showing one way a student can complete the program below in 4 years if the student requires no remedial courses.

Degree Requirements: B.S. – Anthropology

Courses

Credits

ANT 100

Cultural Anthropology

3

ANT 110

Introduction to Archaeology

3

ANT 202/202L

Introduction to Physical Anthropology with Laboratory

4

ANT 210

Introduction to Archaeological Method and Theory

3

ANT 275

Language and Culture

3

ANT 312

Social Organization

3

ANT 480

Advanced Anthropological Concepts

1

Select two courses from the following. At least one must be at the 300 level or above.

ANT 114

Great Archaeological Sites

 

ANT 215

Archaeological Excavation Methods

 

ANT 231

Modern American Indians

 

ANT 301

World Patterns of Race and Ethnicity

 

ANT 307

Museum Methods

 

ANT 310

African Arts

 

ANT 311

Museums in Contemporary Society

 

ANT 317

Ecological Anthropology

 

ANT 318

Prehistoric Ecology

 

ANT 320

Religion and Culture

 

ANT 321

Medical Anthropology

 

ANT 325

Applied Anthropology

 

ANT 330

Women, Gender, and Culture

 

ANT 331

Women in Prehistory

 

ANT 335

Advanced Archaeological Excavation Methods

6

ANT 336

Historical Archaeology

 

ANT 340

Ethnographic Methods and Research

 

ANT 342

Quantitative Methods in Anthropology

 

ANT 345

Environmental Anthropology

 

ANT 350

North American Archaeology

 

ANT 352

Archaeology of Mesoamerica

 

ANT 355

Archaeological Laboratory Analysis

 

ANT 358

Art and Culture

 

ANT 363

Language and Thought

 

ANT 371

Psychological Anthropology

 

ANT 372

Peasant Societies

 

ANT 374

Celtic and Viking Archaeology

 

ANT 375

Anthropology of Aging

 

ANT 376

Irish Society through Film

 

ANT 380

Origins of Civilization

 

ANT 382

Visual Anthropology

 

ANT 386

Economy, Wealth and Culture

 

ANT 392

Research: Anthropology

 

ANT 394

Topics: Anthropology

 

ANT 401

Culture Theory

 

ANT 410

Archaeological Theory

 

Ethnographic Area Courses – select 6 credits from the following:

ANT 201

World Cultures

 

ANT 230

North American Indians

 

ANT 245

Peoples of Latin America and the Caribbean

 

ANT 270

Native Australia and Oceania

6

ANT 309

Peoples of Africa

 

ANT 360

Mesoamerican Indians

 

ANT 370

Celtic Europe

 

ANT 385

Peoples of East and Southeast Asia

 

Methods Courses – select one course from the following:

ANT 215

Archaeological Excavation Methods

 

ANT 307

Museum Methods

 

ANT 335

Advanced Archaeological Excavation Methods

3-4

ANT 340

Ethnographic Methods and Research

 

ANT 342

Quantitative Methods in Anthropology

 

ANT 355

Archaeological Laboratory Analysis

 

ANT 401

Culture Theory

 

 

OR

3

ANT 410

Archaeological Theory

 

Two electives in anthropology (at least one of which must be at the 300 or 400 level)

6

TOTAL CREDITS

44-45

Bachelor of Arts with a major in Anthropology

The major in anthropology, leading to the degree of Bachelor of Arts, consists of all the above requirements and additionally requires the completion of the courses below.

Click here for a 4-year plan showing one way a student can complete the program below in 4 years if the student requires no remedial courses.

Degree Requirements: B.A. – Anthropology

Courses

Credits

STA 205

Introduction to Statistical Methods

3

Two courses in one modern foreign language or the equivalent (AP credit earned or as tested and certified by the Department of World Languages or demonstrable bilingualism in English and another foreign language

6

Bachelor of Science in Anthropology Requirements

44-45

TOTAL CREDITS

53-54

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Accounting Courses (ACC)

Anthropology Courses (ANT)

Arabic Courses (ARI)

Art Courses (ART)

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Athletic Training Program Courses (ATP)

Biological Sciences Courses (BIO)

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Business Courses (BUS)

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Career and Technical Education Courses (CTE)

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Chemistry Courses (CHE)

Chinese Courses (CHI)

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Cinema Studies Courses (CIN)

Computer Information Technology Courses (CIT)

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Construction Management Courses (CMGT)

Dance Courses (DAN)

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Education Courses (EDU)

Engineering Technology Courses (EGT)

Electronic Media Broadcasting (EMB)

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Entrepreneurship Courses (ENTP)

Environmental Science Courses (ENV)

Finance Courses (FIN)

French Courses (FRE)

Geography Courses (GEO)

German (GER)

Geology Courses (GLY)

Health Education Courses (HEA)

Health Science Courses (HSC)

History Courses (HIS)

Honors Courses (HNR)

Human Services/Mental Health Courses (HSR)

Human Resource Management Courses (HRM)

Informatics Courses (INF)

Integrative Studies Courses (IST)

International Programs Courses (INTL)

Italian Courses (ITA)

Japanese Courses (JPN)

Journalism Courses (JOU)

Criminal Justice Courses (JUS)

Kinesiology Courses (KIN)

Korean Courses (KOR)

Learning Assistance Program Courses (LAP)

Latin Courses (LAT)

Organizational Leadership Courses (LDR)

Library Informatics Courses (LIN)

Developmental Mathematics Courses (MAHD)

Mathematics Courses (MAT)

Medieval Studies Courses (MDS)

Management (MGT)

Military Science Courses (MSC)

Media Informatics Courses (MIN)

Marketing Courses (MKT)

Music Courses (MUS)

Neuroscience Courses (NEU)

Nursing Registered Professional Courses (NRP)

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Public Administration Courses (PAD)

Physical Education Courses (PHE)

Philosophy Courses (PHI)

Physics Courses (PHY)

Popular Culture Courses (POP)

Public Relations Courses (PRE)

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Psychology Courses (PSY)

Radiologic Technology Courses (RAD)

Reading Workshop Courses (RDG)

Religious Studies Courses (REL)

Respiratory Care Courses (RSP)

Russian Courses (RUS)

Integrated Sciences Courses (SCI)

Sociology Courses (SOC)

Sports Business Courses (SPB)

Spanish Courses (SPI)

Social Work Courses (SWK)

Statistics Courses (STA)

Theatre Courses (TAR)

University Programs Courses (UNV)

Vocational Teacher Education Courses (VTE)

Women's and Gender Studies Courses (WGS)

World Languages Courses (WLL)

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