ANTHROPOLOGY – APPLIED (B.A.)
Administered by Department of Anthropology
Effective Summer 2018
As per PRP3604: All students earning a first baccalaureate degree will take at least 30 of their last 45 credits at Bloomsburg University, no more credits are required than the 30 credits. All first baccalaureate students will take at least 50% of credits required for the Major from a PASSHE university. Bloomsburg University may require up to a maximum of 50% of the Major credits. Program exceptions to the policy are to be approved by the Office of the Chancellor.
APPLIED TRACK
REQUIRED CORE COURSES - (21 Credits)
Students should schedule these courses in their first year:
ANTHRO.200 Principles of Cultural Anthropology
ANTHRO.210 Prehistoric Archaeology
ANTHRO.220 Human Origins
Students should schedule this course as soon as possible once declaring the major:
ANTHRO.230 Foundations of Professional Anthropology
Students should schedule this course in their junior year:
ANTHRO.470 History of Anthropological Thought and Theory
Applications Requirement (6 credits)
ANTHRO.460 Applied Anthropology
ANTHRO.497 Internship
(with department approval, students may replace the internship requirement with 466 Independent Study or 475 Field Methods Cult or 495 Special Topics* if the coursework has an applied focus).
Required discipline distribution courses - (9 credits): students are required to take one course in EACH of the three subdisciplines:
| ARCHAEOLOGY | BIOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY | CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY |
| 240 Native N Americans | 221 Forensic Anthropology | 102 World Problems |
| 300 Methods and Theory | 250 Neanderthals | 240 Native North Americans |
| 301 Field Archaeology | 290 Race and Racism | 290 Race and Racism |
| 310 Aztecs and Mayans | 350 Medical Anthropology | 320 Contemporary World Culture |
| 311 NE Amer Archaeology | 380 Men and Women | 350 Medical Anthropology |
| 312 South Amer Archaeology | 405 Primates | 380 Men and Women |
| 380 Men and Women | 423 Envir. Anth. and Reg. Sus | 390 Socialization of the Child |
| 466 Independent Study* | 430 Anthropology of Reproduction | 423 Envir. Anth. and Reg. Sus |
| 495 Special Topics* | 466 Independent Study* | 430 Anthropology of Reproduction |
| 495 Special Topics* | 466 Independent Study* | |
| 475 Field Methods Cult | ||
| 480 Religion and Magic | ||
| * depending upon topic | 495 Special Topics* |
ELECTIVES - (6 credits) a minimum of 2 additional courses. Students can choose their selections, based upon their interests and in consultation with their advisors, from all courses offered in the program.
ANTHRO.102 Anthro and World Problems
ANTHRO.221 Forensic Anthropology
ANTHRO.240 Native North America
ANTHRO.290 Race and Racism
ANTHRO.300 Arch Theory and Methods
ANTHRO.301 Field Archaeology
ANTHRO.310 Aztecs and Mayans
ANTHRO.311 Archy of the NE
ANTHRO.312 South American Arch.
ANTHRO.320 Contemp World Culture
ANTHRO.333 Ethnic Identity
ANTHRO.350 Medical Anthro
ANTHRO.380 Men and Women
ANTHRO.385 Anthro Research and Writing (with permission of instructor)
ANTHRO.390 Socialization of the Child
ANTHRO.405 Primates
ANTHRO.423 Envir. Anth. and Reg. Sus.
ANTHRO.430 Anthropology of Reproduction
ANTHRO.475 Field Methods in Cultural Anthro
ANTHRO.480 Religion and Magic
ANTHRO.495 Special Topics
ANTHRO.497 Internship
Highly recommended: course(s) in statistics, foreign language proficiency, internship and/or methods courses