Students who minor in Anthropology gain a rich perspective on both the universal threads that bind humans together and the rich tapestry of global cultural diversity. Students who study anthropology leave Marquette with great chances of admission to graduate and professional schools. Others pursue careers in education, public health, international business, archaeology, human rights work, historic preservation and more.

Minor in Anthropology

The minor in anthropology consists of 18 credit hours, including one required introductory anthropology course (3 credit hours) and five courses of electives (15 credit hours).

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
Required Course:
ANTH 1001	Being Human	3
Elective Courses - Choose five of the following.		15
Any Anthropology Course OR one of the SOWJ or SOCI courses listed below:
SOCI 3500	Culture, Health and Illness
SOWJ 2200	Human Behavior in the Social Environment
SOWJ 3450	Arabs and Muslims in Global Context
SOWJ 4700	Global Aid and Humanitarianism
Total Credit Hours:		18

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