AnthropologyUndergraduate Programs
Major inAnthropology
The anthropology program reflects the broad scope of the discipline, including the three areas of archaeology, ethnology, and biological anthropology. Well-equipped laboratory facilities support faculty and student research in all three subfields.
Major
AnthropologyMinor
A minor in anthropology consists of 18 hours, with at least 6 hours in upper-level courses. No more than 6 hours of transfer credit will be accepted for the minor.
MinorAnthropology:Forensic Anthropology Concentration
The department offers a concentration in forensic anthropology for students seeking the notation “Forensic Anthropology Concentration” on their transcripts. International and/or regional field schools in all three areas are highlights of the curriculum, and well-equipped laboratory facilities support faculty and student research in all three subfields.
Major
Archaeological StudiesMinor
This program combines archaeological courses from Classics and Anthropology to provide students with complementary perspectives on the discipline, focusing on the Mediterranean world and the Americas, respectively. Archaeologists study the material remains of past cultures that survive into the present. Armed with a rich body of theory and a diverse array of methods, archaeologists are able to examine the nature of ancient civilizations and cultures with or without the aid of recorded history.
Minor
Sociology, Anthropology, and Social Work
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Address
Holden Hall 158, Box 41012, 1011 Boston Ave., Lubbock, TX 79409 -
Phone
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Email
sociology@ttu.edu