This program is available at the following locations:

• Corvallis
• Ecampus

Undergraduate students may elect the Anthropology minor to complement coursework in their major discipline. 

Minor Code: 860

Upon successful completion of the program, students will meet the following learning outcomes:

• Demonstrate a broad and comparative understanding of humanity, the diversity of world cultures.
• Demonstrate an understanding of core tenets of the four-field approach (sociocultural, archaeological, linguistics and biological) within anthropology as a discipline.
• Demonstrate the skills necessary to collect, analyze, and interpret data relevant to one or more of the subfields of anthropology within the context of anthropological theory.
• Demonstrate the ability to follow ethical and professional standards for cultural sensitivity in interpersonal and cross-cultural interactions.

Additional Anthropology credits to total 27 with the following restrictions:

• No more than 6 blanket credits (ANTH 401–ANTH 409)
• No more than 6 internship credits (ANTH 410)
• At least 12 400-level credits, excluding blanket credits and internship credits

Minor Code: 860