The Anthropology minor can be completed online or on-ground. It is an excellent option for students in any major who want to explore cultural diversity and develop skills in communication across cultures. Whatever your intended career, an anthropology minor can help you learn to understand issues in cultural context, from law, business, or health fields to teaching, history, social work, and more.

Anthropology's breadth complements any major

Anthropologists are interested in everything people do, make, and think about. Our courses offer options for learning about U.S. and global cultures, human biology and evolution, and how societies have shaped their environments throughout history.

Anthropology teaches skills valuable in any career

Studying anthropology cultivates practical life and career skills such as cultural awareness/sensitivity, observation, and contextual analysis. The minor is an excellent opportunity to build skill in collecting and analyzing information and communicating information effectively to different audiences.

For program requirements, course descriptions, and other information check out the Anthropology Minor catalog page.