Anthropology B.S. University Core Requirements (42 Hours) University of Houston-Clear Lake Undergraduate

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1 Anthropology B.S. The Anthropology program emphasizes the study of the whole human being. It is focused on understanding diversity in Houston, the United States, and the world. Through coursework, students explore world cultures and global challenges as well as methods for studying peoples and cultures. The major prepares students to be global citizens by promoting skills for engaging responsibly and ethically in diverse communities in the United States and globally. In particular, the major fosters a number of skills, including cross-cultural communication, critical thinking and writing, and qualitative research and data analysis, which prepare students to respond creatively to the challenges of Houston's diverse and dynamic employment sector. Anthropology students have opportunities for many exciting site visits to Houston's diverse neighborhoods. University Core Requirements (42 Hours) Communication (6 hours) WRIT 1301 Composition I WRIT 1302 Composition II Mathematics (3 hours) ASTR 1304 BIOL 1306 BIOL 1307 BIOL 1308 BIOL 1309 BIOL 2301 BIOL 2302 CHEM 1305 CHEM 1311 CHEM 1312 ENSC 1301 ENSC 1302 GEOL 1303 GEOL 1304 PHYS 1301 PHYS 1302 PHYS 2325 PHYS 2326 Solar System Biology for Science Majors I Biology for Science Majors II Biology for Non-Science Majors I Biology for Non-Science Majors II Anatomy & Physiology I Anatomy & Physiology II Introductory Chemistry I General Chemistry I General Chemistry II Environmental Science I Environmental Science II Physical Geology Historical Geology College Physics I College Physics II University Physics I University Physics II MATH 1314 College Algebra MATH 1332 Contemporary Mathematics Life and Physical Sciences (6 hours) Language, Philosophy and Culture (3 hours) HUMN 1301 Humanities LITR 2341 Literature and Experience ASTR 1303 Stars and Galaxies PHIL 1301 Introduction to Philosophy Undergraduate 1

2 WGST 1301 Creative Arts (3 Hours) Gender Matters: Introduction to Women's and Gender Studies Component Area Options (3 hours) Two 1- hour Life and Physical Science Labs - required co-requisites for the chosen science courses. PSYC 1100 Learning Frameworks Credit Hours: 1 ARTS 1303 ARTS 1304 ARTS 2379 U.S. History (6 hours) World Art Survey I World Art Survey II Arts and the Child College Core Requirements (3 hours) 48 hours of upper-level credit must be "C" or better. Core Requirement (3 hours) HIST 1301 United States History I HIST 1302 United States History II Government/ Political Science (6 hours) POLS 2305 Federal Government POLS 2306 Texas Government Social Behavioral Sciences (3 hours) ANTH 2346 General Anthropology CRIM 1301 Introduction to Criminal Justice ECON 2301 Principles of Macroeconomics ECON 2302 Principles of Microeconomics GEOG 1303 World Regional Geography PSYC 2301 Introduction to Psychology SOCI 1301 Introduction to Sociology Public Speaking (3 hours) COMM 1315 Public Speaking Choose ONE of the following. WRIT 3306 Writing for the Social Sciences WRIT 3307 Advanced Writing Major Requirements (42 hours) HUMN 3374 and HUMN 3375 are strongly recommended. For ARTS 3355, the following may be substituted: HUMN 3355.For ARTS 3356, the following may be substituted: HUMN 3356.For ARTS 4312, the following may be substituted: HUMN 4312For ARTS 4315, the following may be substituted: HUMN 4315.For ARTS 4322, the following may be substituted: HUMN ARTS 3355 Latin n Art of the Twentieth Century ARTS 3356 Mexican Art, 1500-Present ARTS 4312 Art of Ancient Iraq and the Near East ARTS 4315 Art of the Ancient Greek World ARTS 4322 Roman Art HUMN 3374 Critical Inquiry HUMN 3375 Ideas in Transition LITR 3334 Mythology Undergraduate

3 WRIT 4313 ANTH 4372 is strongly recommended. Graffiti, Texting, and Networked Politics: The Sociolinguistics of Writing SOCI 3352 SOCI 4316 SOCI 4317 Urban Sociology Women and the Law Race and the Law ANTH 4372 Applied Qualitative Methods SOCI 4355 Minorities in PSYC 4371 Experimental Methods and Statistics SWRK 3324 Oppression, Diversity, and Social Justice Anthropology GEOG 4321 Fundamentals of Geographic Information Systems PSYC 4370 Nonexperimental Methods and Statistics SOCI 4384 Statistics Diversity Requirement For, the following may be substituted: SOCI 4341 or WGST 4341For PSYC 4356, the following may be substituted: SOCI 4356 ANTH 3311 SOCI 4312 SOCI 4322 PSYC 3331 PSYC 4311 PSYC 4314 PSYC 4315 PSYC 4316 Subject Requirements Contemporary Cultural Anthropology Social Structure: Class, Power, and Status Theories of Society Theories of Personality Social Psychology Child Psychology Adolescent Psychology Brain and Behavior PSYC 4308 in Women's and Gender Studies ANTH 3352 Political/Economic Anthropology PSYC 4334 Psychology of Women PSYC 4356 The Aging Experience Undergraduate 3

4 ANTH 4302 Applied Anthropology Students who complete a concentration will receive a certificate. For more information, contact a full-time Anthropology faculty member. Concentration areas may be found below. International and Global Studies ANTH 4343 Anthropological on World Religion ANTH 4351 Families, Communities, and Globalization ANTH 4352 World Prehistory and Archaeology ANTH 4364 Visual Anthropology Area Requirement ANTH 4334 Native ns ANTH 4334 Native ns GEOG 1303 World Regional Geography GEOG 4302 Geography of Latin Latin n Studies For ARTS 3355, the following may be substituted: HUMN 3355.For ARTS 3356, the following may be substituted: HUMN Required Anthropology Electives Choose TWO ANTH courses (3 hours must be 3300/4300 level.) Electives (33 hours) Students may complete a Minor with elective hours. (30 hours may be from the 1300/2300 level. 3 hours must be from any 3300/4300 level courses.) Anthropology Concentration Areas In order to organize their studies, explore a specific topic, and prepare for careers, students may select one of the following concentrations. ARTS 3355 ARTS 3356 HIST 3319 HIST 3321 HIST 3323 HIST 4309 Latin n Art of the Twentieth Century Mexican Art, 1500-Present Colonial Latin Modern Latin History of Mexico Studies in Latin n History Undergraduate

5 WGST 4314 Latina Social Movements in the s ANTH 3330 Interdisciplinary in Global Health Middle Eastern Studies ANTH 4330 when the topic is Middle Eastern country. ANTH 4330 Cultural Study Abroad SOCI 4329 Egypt in Transition Immigration, Refugees, Globalization Women, Gender, and Sexuality ANTH 4302 Applied Anthropology ANTH 4351 Families, Communities, and Globalization WGST 4314 Latina Social Movements in the s Social Justice when the topic is Public Culture. Health in Cross-Cultural Undergraduate 5