Anthropology - Albion College

Anthropology from Albion College is a Campus Bachelor Anthropology degree that prepares you for a Science career. Eight units are required for a major including * Introduction to Anthropology (A/S 105) * Theory and Method (A/S 343) * One course in anthropological approaches to the human past such as Prehistoric Archaeology (241), Biological Anthropology (242), or the Archaeology of Ethnicity in America (361) * One course in cultural studies such as Anthropology of Art (310), Anthropology of Sex and Gender (332), Myth, Magic and Mind (362), Anthropology of Mass Culture (366), Animals and Human Societies (A/S 220) * One course in an ethnographic area such as Cultures of Mexico (254), Native North America (256), Social Change and Development in Africa (248), and Modern China (263) * Study of a foreign language for at least 2 years is strongly encouraged * Students anticipating graduate work in Archaeology, Biological Anthropology or related applied fields are also strongly advised to take Statistics (Math 109 or 210) and Social Research (A/S 224) * No more than one internship credit may be counted toward the major * All anthropology and sociology courses must be taken for a numerical grade except those offered only on a credit/no credit basis * All department majors will be required to take a senior exit exam during the Spring semester as part of the department's assessment program. Participation in additional assessment activities may be required. View more details on Albion College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Anthropology courses.