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ANT418 SEMINAR BIOLOGIC ANTHROPOLOGY| 3 - Credit Hours

Anthropol & Cultural StudiesArts & Sciences
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Subject Code

ANT

Course Number

418

Department(s)

Anthropol & Cultural Studies

Academic Level (Course Level)

Undergraduate

Course Title

SEMINAR IN BIOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY

Course Description

Prerequisites: CWP 102, ANT 100; ANT 321 or ANT 323 or ANT 326. Value of biological anthropology and its relevance to the problems faced by people today. Benefits from biological anthropology and how they are achieved. Intellectual, social, and political trends that have shaped the development of the field of biological anthropology. Biological anthropology theory and research design in depth. Negotiating between the different stakeholders in biological anthropology projects. Written communication of biological anthropological findings. Offered fall only.

Course Types

Critical Thinking IF14;, Information Management IF14;, Information Literacy, GE23;, Critical Think and Reas, GE23;, Writing Infused Identifier

Credit Hours Min

3

Lecture Hours Min

3