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Minor in Anthropology

The Anthropology minor is a multidisciplinary program offered through the Department of Sociology/Anthropology. It emphasizes a more inclusive view of human experience and human endeavor through time. Additionally, course work includes a special emphasis in American Indian cultures, of constitutionally recognized significance in Montana.

Minor Program Requirements
Note: Anthropology courses taken for the minor cannot be counted toward the requirments for the major in sociology.

Twenty-two semester credits in anthropology, including:
AN 204   Cultural Anthropology
AN 208   The Family
AN 218   Introduction to Native American Studies
AN 317   Ethnic and Racial Relations
AN 318   American Indians
AN 499   Capstone Thesis (1 cr. project)

Three of the remaining six 6 credits must be upper division
(300 and 400 level) courses:
GEOG 202   World Regional Geography
LL 220   Introduction to Linguistics
PHIL 223   Oriental Philosophy
CO 325   Intercultural Communication
ENLT 412  Native American Authors
SO 314   Sociology of Law
SO 351   Medical Sociology

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