Anthropology, AA
Degree Major Control Number: 11939 Curriculum Id: SCC.ANTH.AA The Associate of Arts degree in Anthropology is designed as a program of basic courses for students considering professional careers as archeologists, ethnographers, linguists, physical anthropologists; for those preparing to become social science teachers in elementary or secondary schools; for such diverse fields as psychology, medicine, law, political science, international relations, economics, or history; and for individuals who plan public service careers in social work, health and welfare programs, and foreign service.
Courses
- ANTH 100 — ANTH 100
- ANTH 100H — ANTH 100H
- ANTH 101 — ANTH 101
- ANTH 103 — ANTH 103
- ANTH 104 — ANTH 104
- ECON 102 — ECON 102
- ETHN 101 — ETHN 101
- GEOG 100 — GEOG 100
- GEOG 100H — GEOG 100H
- GEOG 102 — GEOG 102
- GEOG 102H — GEOG 102H
- GSWS 101 — GSWS 101
- HIST 101 — HIST 101
- HIST 101H — HIST 101H
- SOC 100 — SOC 100
- SOC 100H — SOC 100H
- PSYCC 1000 — PSYCC 1000
- PSYCC 1000H — PSYCC 1000H
- ANTH 101L — ANTH 101L
- BIOL 109 — BIOL 109
- BIOL 109H — BIOL 109H
- BIOL 109L — BIOL 109L
- BIOL 149 — BIOL 149
- BIOL 211 — BIOL 211
- ERTH 100 — ERTH 100
- ERTH 100L — ERTH 100L
- ERTH 111 — ERTH 111
- GEOG 101 — GEOG 101
- GEOG 101H — GEOG 101H
- GEOG 101L — GEOG 101L