Every student is introduced to Cultural Anthropology, Archaeology, Linguistic Anthropology, and Physical Anthropology both at the lower division and upper division levels. Students take 18 electives to complete their BA degree. They can take a variety of electives of interest to them, or they can focus their electives on more narrow areas of interest depending on the availability of courses offered by the department.
All MA students take a set of core courses. Students in our Applied Option follow a prescribed program, focusing their work on applied interests. General MA students take electives based on availability of courses offered by the department.
See our calender of both office and faculity furlough schedules.
The Robert C. Harman Visiting Scholar in Applied Anthropology . Dr. Diego Vigil (UCI) is here! Dr. Vigil is teaching ANTH 416/516 Urban Anthropology and ANTH 600 on Urban Gangs. Dr. Vigil will be giving lectures this Fall open to the public, TBA.
Start of the Anthropology Ambassadors program. The department is proud to announce our first set of departmental Ambassadors: Kori Filipek, Patricia McHugh, Caitlin Neal, and Michael Robertson. Congratulations!
Congratulations to Shira (Yoshi) Maezumi (MA Anthropology – Archaeology emphasis)! She was awarded a 2009-2010 Graduate Research
Fellowship by the University. Yoshi
will be working with her faculty mentor, Dr. Dan Larson, on
sedimentary analysis of the California River Basin, research
that will be part her MA thesis.
Congratulations to all the 2009 graduates! Congratulations to the graduates who won Departmental Awards!