THE CERTIFICATE IN CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY

Course Requirements for the Certificate: 24-25 units

The following courses, or their approved transfer equivalents, are required of all candidates for this certificate.

5 courses required:
ANTH483Field Methods in Ethnography3.0FA
Prerequisites: ANTH 303 or permission of instructor.
ANTH485Formal Methods for Anthro3.0SP
ANTH489Internship1.05.0FS
Prerequisites: Faculty permission.
ANTH495Proseminar in Applied Anthro3.0S1
Prerequisites: ANTH 303 or permission of instructor.
HCSV579Grant Wrtg/Other Fundraising3.0FS

Select a track in consultation with the certificate coordinator to complete certificate requirements.

Track 1: International Development: 9 units

1 course required:
ANTH437Anthro/Development Issues3.0S2
2 courses selected from:
ECON375Developing Countries3.0FS
Prerequisites: ECON 103.
ECON470International Economics3.0FS
Prerequisites: ECON 301.
GEOG301Global Economic Geography3.0SP NW
GEOG320Intro Community & Rural Plng3.0FA
POLS341International Relations3.0FS *
POLS441Intl Pols: Theory & Concepts3.0FA WP
Prerequisites: POLS 341, ENGL 130 (or its equivalent) with a grade of C- or higher.
POLS446AIntl Relations: Middle East3.0F1
POLS446BIntl Relations: Africa3.0SP
POLS446CInter-American Relations3.0SP
POLS446DIntl Relations: Pacific Basin3.0SP
POLS446EContemp Rus Foreign Policy3.0FA
POLS446FIntl Relations: Western Europe3.0FA
POLS446GCanadian Foreign Policy3.0Inq
SOCI441Sociology of World Affairs3.0FS WP
Prerequisites: ENGL 130 (or its equivalent) with a grade of C- or higher, SOCI 300, SOCI 310, senior standing.

Track 2: Medical Anthropology: 9 units

1 course required:
ANTH435Medical Anthropology3.0Inq
2 courses selected from:
BIOL307Microbes and Disease3.0SP
Prerequisites: BIOL 101 or BIOL 108. Not open for credit to students majoring in microbiology or who have taken, or are taking, BIOL 211.
ECON352Medical Economics3.0FS *
HCSV320Chronic/Communicable Diseases3.0FS
Prerequisites: BIOL 104 is strongly recommended.
HCSV328Multicultural Health3.0FS Eth
HCSV362Environmental Health3.0FS
HCSV463Epidemiology3.0FS
Prerequisites: HCSV 320, MATH 105.
PSYC323Health Psychology3.0FS

Track 3: Environment and Development: 10 units

2 courses required:
ANTH437Anthro/Development Issues3.0S2
BIOL400Fundamentals of Ecology4.0FS
Prerequisites: BIOL 152 or faculty permission. Some taxonomic background is recommended.
1 course selected from:
ECON365Environmental Economics3.0FS
GEOG344Biogeography3.0SP
Prerequisites: GEOG 101 or introductory biology course or equivalent.
GEOS536Applied Ecology3.0SP
Prerequisites: BIOL 400.
PHIL329Environmental Ethics3.0FS *
RELS347Cross-Cultural Environ Ethics3.0FS *
SOCI420Environmental Sociology3.0FA
SOCI470Population and Human Ecology3.0SP
Prerequisites: SOCI 370 is recommended.

Track 4: Anthropology of Education: 9 units

1 course required:
ANTH451Ethnolinguistics3.0SP
Prerequisites: ANTH 304 or permission of instructor. 2 courses selected from:
EDTE302Access & Equity in Education3.0FS
ENGL371Principles of Language3.0FS
ENGL470Second Language Acquisition3.0FS
Prerequisites: ENGL 371.
PSYC353Learning in the Young Child3.0FS
PSYC362Psychology of Learning3.0FS

Three semesters of a foreign language are recommended for Track 4.

A 2.5 GPA is required for all courses taken for the certificate.