Anthropology Minor

Anthropology delves into the history of humankind, examining cultural practices, religion, language, modern technology, human biology, and more.

Whether you want to pursue a career in forensic science, museum curation, or creating award-winning documentaries, our nationally recognized and hands-on anthropology program opens the door to a world of possibilities.

Seize the opportunity to work with expert faculty, dedicated staff, and other ambitious students on innovative projects that impact communities locally, nationally, and globally. Our Human Identification Laboratory, the largest forensic anthropology facility in the western United States, will further enhance your learning experience.

Skills Beneficial in Any Career Field

Boost your critical thinking skills, learn to problem-solve in creative ways, gain a deeper understanding of human behavior, and develop a positive appreciation for the diversity of contemporary and past human cultures. These essential skills will prepare you for careers in government, law enforcement, research, academia, and art.

A Great Addition to a Wide Range of Majors

A minor in anthropology is the ideal way to explore cultural diversity, human behavior, and develop communication skills across cultures. It is a practical option for almost any major and the most efficient way to get an abbreviated version of the major.

Some majors that complement an anthropology minor include:

• Art
• Criminal Justice
• Environmental Sciences
• Geography
• Geology
• History
• Humanities
• Natural Sciences
• Sociology