Anthropology
What defines being human? Why are there variations and differences among different
groups of humans? Why does my social or cultural group react in a certain way to other
groups’ actions? Why does it make sense for other groups to behave in certain ways
when it would never occur to me to do the same thing?
Anthropology seeks to answer these questions and others so we may better understand
human societies and the complexity of our roles in the world. Collin College anthropology
coursework will provide you with a foundation in the discipline and will serve you
well as you seek to understand the world.
To earn an associate degree, complete the 42 credit hour General Education Core, and 18 credit hours of general studies electives and the Associate of Arts (AA) or Associate of Science (AS) degree requirements. Check with your transfer institution before registering for general studies electives to make sure your courses will be degree applicable to your bachelor degree at the transfer institution.
Related Electives - Check with your transfer institution for degree applicability of individual electives.
| ANTH | 2301 | Physical Anthropology |
| ANTH | 2302 | Introduction to Archeology |
| ANTH | 2346 | General Anthropology |
| ANTH | 2351 | Cultural Anthropology |
| BIOL | 2404 | Human Anatomy and Physiology Basic |
| BIOL | 2416 | Genetics |
| ENGL | 2332 | World Literature I |
| GEOG | 1302 | Human Geography |
| PHIL | 2306 | Introduction to Ethics |
| PSYC | 2301 | General Psychology |
| SOCI | 1301 | Introduction to Sociology |