Classification: Minor
Degree:
Anthropology and sociology examine humanity from global systems to interpersonal interaction. These sister disciplines help us to understand social structures and individual roles within them, the effects of colonialism on colonies and colonial powers, oppression and privilege, imperialism and self-determination and local responses to global conditions. The sociological imagination and the anthropological perspective together help us to understand how we both affect and are affected by the social and physical world around us.
The total number of courses required for the minor is 6 (18-19 semester hours).
Required Courses
All of the following (9-10 sem. hrs.)
- SOC 151 Principles of Sociology (3 sem. hrs.)
- SOC 277 Social Inequality: Class and Ethnicity (3 sem. hrs.)
- SS 394 Research Methods for the Social Sciences (4 sem. hrs.) -or- SOC 363 Sociological Theory (3 sem. hrs.)
Three more courses under the SOC designation (9 sem. hrs.)