2000-2001 Undergraduate Catalog
Indiana, Pennsylvania 15705

The College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Bachelor of Arts-Anthropology/Applied Anthropology Track

Liberal Studies: As outlined in Liberal Studies section         53-54
with the following specifications:
Mathematics:  MATH 217
Social Science:  SOC 151 (recommended)
Liberal Studies electives:  BEDU 101/COSC 101/IFMG 101, 
no courses with ANTH prefix

College:					        	0-6
Foreign Language Intermediate Level (1)

Major:						                36
Required courses:
ANTH 211   Cultural Anthropology                        3sh
ANTH 222   Biological Anthropology                      3sh
ANTH 233   Language and Culture	                        3sh
ANTH 244   Basic Archaeology		                3sh

Controlled electives:

Two methods courses:
ANTH 360   Applied Anthropology	                        3sh
ANTH 456   Field Research Methods                       3sh

One theory course:
ANTH 480   Anthropology Seminar  or	                3sh
SOC 447    Modern Sociological Theory (2)

One area course:
ANTH 314   Native Americans  or	                        3sh
ANTH 271/ANTH 272/ANTH 273/ANTH 274  Cultural Area Study
Two additional ANTH electives (300 or 400 level)        6sh
Internship in Anthropology (3)		                6sh

Other Requirements:  (recommended)		                0
ENGL 322   Technical Writing
SOC 231    Contemporary Social Problems
SOC 457    Computer Use in Sociology

Free Electives:					                34-35


Total Degree Requirements:			                124

(1) Intermediate-level Foreign Language may be included in Liberal Studies electives.
(2) SOC 447: Modern Social Theory may be taken only with permission of the advisor.
(3) Internship is highly recommended but may be replaced by 6sh of pragmatic skill courses upon approval of advisor.

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