The purpose of these two models is to ensure students are trained in the fundamentals of anthropology. Given the breadth of the discipline and the various needs of different students, two distinct models are presented. Each adequately covers the core of anthropological training but in different ways, one allowing more depth in selected areas (Model One) while the other provides a traditional four-field base designed to transfer as a core curriculum (Model Two). Regardless of which model a student opts for, however, the faculty STRONGLY ENCOURAGES students to customize and add depth to their fields of study by taking courses both of practical use and personal interest. Please discuss what options might be best for you with one of our faculty members.
 | Introduction to Anthropology (New Fall 2007; Anthropology 1101) |
| Plus Two Courses Selected From: |
| Cultural Anthropology (Anthropology 1100, was Cultural Anthropology A. 1100) |
| Linguistic Anthropology (New; Anthropology 1115) |
| Discovering Archaeology (Anthropology 1120; was General Archaeology A. 120) |
| Race, Sex, and Evolution (Anthropology 1125; was Physical Anthropology A 125) |
| Plus 2 Additional Courses From: |
| Applying Anthropology (Anthropology 1105, was Cross-Cultural Relations A. 105) |
| Peoples and Cultures of the World (Anthropology 1130, was Peoples & Cultures of the World A. 130 **May count twice if different topical areas are taken pending faculty approval |
| Introduction to Anthropological Methods (Anthropology 2200, was Anthropological Methods, A. 200) |
| Field Archaeology (Anthropology 2240, was Field Archaeology A. 140) |
| Laboratory Methods in Archaeology (Anthropology 2245, was Laboratory Methods A. 145) |
| Special Topics (Anthropology 1800, 1820, 2800, 2820, was Special Topics A. 190, A. 290) |
| Cultural Anthropology (Anthropology 1100, was Cultural Anthropology A. 100) |
| Linguistic Anthropology (New; Anthropology 1115) |
| Discovering Archaeology (Anthropology 1120; was General Archaeology A. 120) |
| Race, Sex, and Evolution (Anthropology 1125; was Physical Anthropology A 125) |
| Plus One Additional Course From: |
| Applying Anthropology (Anthropology 1105, was Cross-Cultural Relations A. 105) |
| Peoples and Cultures of the World (Anthropology 1130, was Peoples & Cultures of the World A. 130) |
| Introduction to Anthropological Methods (Anthropology 2200, was Anthropological Methods, A. 200) |
| Field Archaeology (Anthropology 2240, was Field Archaeology A. 140) |
| Laboratory Methods in Archaeology (Anthropology 2245, was Laboratory Methods A. 145) |
| Special Topics (Anthropology 1800, 1820, 2800, 2820, was Special Topics A. 190, A. 290) |
| Any other anthropology course approved by the faculty and College of DuPage. |
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