Course Offerings

• Anthropology-approved courses

Anthropology Course Offerings 2022/23

See academic calendar for course descriptions

AN100: Cultures Today
AN120: Greatest Party in the World
AN200: Theories of Culture
AN210: Intercultural Competencies
AN211: Indigenous Religions
AN241: City Life and Urban Space
AN243: Law, Culture and Society
AN300: Ethnographic Methods
AN341: Kinship, Marriage and Gender
AN343: Culture and Society in Latin America
AN347: Science, Technology and Culture
AN350: Violence and Terrorism
AN356: Applied Anthropology
AN450: Current Topics in Anthropology
AN452: Doing Fieldwork (formerly AN400)

Anthropology-Approved Courses

As part of their anthropology degree, students can take up to 1.0 credit worth of Anthropology-approved courses in other programs in the Faculty of Arts. See LORIS Browse Classes for current course offerings.

Archaeology and Heritage Studies

• AR203: Introduction to Community Engagement

Community Engagement

• CMEG300: Introduction to Community Engagement
• CMEG301: Social Inclusion, Local Democracy and Community Enterprise
• CMEG305*: Semester in Community Engagement

Communication Studies

• CS202: Nonverbal Communication

Applied Digital Program

• DH200: Digital Narratives
• DH300: Digital Editing and Publishing

English

• EN220: Reading Culture: Strategies and Approaches
• EN330: Human Rights in Contemporary Cultural Forms

Geography and Environmental Studies

• ES295: Ecotourism and the Environment
• GG270: Culturel Geographies
• GG370: Geographies of Violence
• GG376: Cultural Heritage Landscapes

Global Studies

• GS201: Theories in Global Studies
• GS220: Being Human: Cultural Analysis in a Global Age
• GS221: Globalization and Cultures: The Cosmopolitan Village?
• GS355: Indigenous Peoples in Global Context
• GS361: Disasters and Development

History

• HI389/MU310: Music, Sound and Environment

Mediterranean Studies

• MI201: Mediterranean Culture and Civilization I
• MI202: Mediterranean Culture and Civilization II

Political Science

• PO373: Indigenous Peoples and Public Policy

Religion and Culture

• RE211: Indigenous Religions
• RE216: Christianity and Modern Culture 
• RE285: Religion and Culture of the African Diaspora
• RE308: Conducting Fieldwork
• RE333: Food and Religion

Languages and Literatures

• SP220: Topics in Spanish Culture

Sociology

• SY321: Sociology of Medicine
• SY332: Sociology of Race and Ethnicity
• SY338: Women and Development

Women and Gender Studies

• WS212: Food and Feminism
• WS490: Advanced Topics in Women and Gender Studies