Program Description
The Anthropology BA major prepares students for a variety of professional careers related to human resources, international business, public relations, museum and park service interpretation, health services, and other people-oriented positions in the public and private sectors. In addition, the degree provides excellent preparation for graduate training in anthropology, law, health care, and business. The degree requires a total of 120 semester hours, including 38 credit hours in anthropology as identified below. In addition, students take a modern language and nine additional hours of social science or humanities courses related to Anthropology (from a department-approved list). These additional courses provide students with a greater depth and broader diversity of interdisciplinary knowledge useful for the direct application of an anthropological perspective to potential career paths. Courses used to fulfill General Education Requirements and Departmental Social Science and Humanities courses may be used to fulfill minor requirements. Courses that fulfill subfield and anthropology requirements may not double count with minor requirements.
First Semester
- Anthropology Requirement 6 Credits 6
- Departmental Humanities/Social Science Requirement 3 Credits 4
- Elective 6 Credits
Second Semester
- Anthropology Requirement 6 Credits 6
- Departmental Humanities/Social Science Requirement 3 Credits 4
- Minor Requirement 6 Credits 5
First Semester
- Anthropology Requirement 6 Credits 6
- Minor Requirement 3 Credits 5
- Elective 6 Credits
Footnotes
1 Students must complete through 2020 in a modern language. See Modern Languages Requirement at Clemson University statement.
2 See General Education Requirements . The Social Science Requirement and the Global Challenges Requirement must be satisfied by a course in a subject other than anthropology.
3 See the South Carolina REACH Act Requirement in the Academic Regulations section.
4 Select from any GEOG or HIST course, COMM 3300 , COMM 3480 , COMM 3800 , EAS 1230 , ENGL 2120 , ENGL 3500 , ENGL 3550 , GBS 1010 , GW 4050 , LANG 2500 , LANG 3000 , LANG 4000 , MUSC 3140 , PHIL 2100 , PHIL 3270 , POSC 1010 , PRTM 3460 , PSYC 4750 , REL 1020 , REL 3000 , REL 3080 , REL 3120 , REL 3130 , REL 3140 , REL 3150 , REL 4100 , SOC 4010 , SOC 4330 , SOC 4590 , SPAN 3070 , SPAN 3080 , and WS 1030 .
5 See Minors .
6 Select 21 credits from any ANTH course (excluding ANTH 2010 , ANTH 2050 , ANTH 3010 , ANTH 3310 , ANTH 3510 , and ANTH 4040 ) or BIOL 3530 , BIOL 4510 , BIOL 4660 , BIOL 4740 , CHIN 4180 , JAPN 4170 , LANG 3000 , LANG 3710 , LANG 3910 , MGT 3810 , or WS 4230 . At least three credits must be at the 4000 level, and no more than six credits of ANTH 4960 may be counted toward the major.
NOTE: Courses that fulfill subfield and anthropology requirements (ANTH 3010, ANTH 3310, and ANTH 3510 and those in Footnote 6) may not double count with minor requirements.
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