Anthropology Option

13 courses are required in total, grouped as follows:

Required

Course Code	Course Name
ANT 100	Introduction to Anthropology
ANT 200	Anthropological Perspective
ANT 900*	Anthropology Capstone
BLG 133	Fundamentals of Biological Anthropology I
BLG 233	Biological Anthropology II
LIR 400	Ethnographic Practices

Choose four courses from the following table:

A maximum of two courses marked with a star (*) may be selected from this group.

Course Code	Course Name
GEO 326	The Geography of Early Hominins
HIS 275	Ancient Greece and Rome*
HIS 277	Mediaeval Europe, 400-1350*
HIS 461	Cradle of Civilization: Ancient Near East*
HIS 501	Archaeology and Material Culture
HIS 502	Life Stories: Oral History
HIS 510	Museology and Public History
HIS 559	Ancient Egypt
HIS 561	The Ottoman Empire
HIS 610	Curating the Past
HIS 662	The Mughal Empire, 1526-1764
HIS 710	Managing Heritage Resources
HIS 903	Senior Seminar I: Cross-Field Study
HST 111	World Turned Upside Down: Europe 1350-1789*
HST 211	Century of Revolution: Europe 1789-1914*
HST 325	History of Science and Technology I*
HST 407	Canada from 1885: The Struggle for Identity*
HST 425	History of Science and Technology II*
HST 533	Africa Before 1850
HST 580	Natives and Newcomers to 1763
HST 680	Natives and Newcomers from 1763
HST 701	Scientific Technology and Modern Society
HST 777	Medicine from Antiquity to 1500 CE
HST 786	Science and Technology in Islamic History
NPF 559	Advanced Topics in Curatorial Practices
NPF 571	Introduction to Museum and Gallery Studies

Choose three courses from the following table:

Many of these courses have prerequisites.

Course Code	Course Name
CRM 302	Criminological Theories
ECN 340	The Economics of Human Behaviour
LIR 100	Global Models in Intercultural Relations
LIR 200	Critical Practices in Intercultural Relations
LIR 300	Intercultural Negotiations
PPA 703	Dispute Resolution in Indigenous Context
PPA 705	Sustainable Development and First Nations
PSY 102	Introduction to Psychology I
PSY 124	Social Psychology
PSY 202	Introduction to Psychology II
PSY 300	Psychology and Law
PSY 324	Biological Psychology
PSY 434	Brain and Behaviour
PSY 802	Death, Dying and Bereavement
SEM 101	Sign, Sense and Meaning
SEM 102	Introduction to Visual Semiotics
SOC 105	Introduction to Sociology
SOC 107	Sociology of the Everyday
SOC 108	Indigenous Peoples and Decolonization
SOC 300	Sociology of Equity and Diversity
SOC 305	Sociology of Deviance
SOC 319	Sociological Perspectives on Crime
SOC 427	Indigenous Perspectives on Canada