Anthropology

Anthropology courses provide students with an understanding of other cultures and an opportunity to study humankind around the world and throughout the ages. Schoolcraft offers courses in archeology, world religions, Native American traditions, linguistics, cultural diversity, and prehistoric cultures that could lead to careers as historians, teachers, museum curators, or archeologists. In addition, students can:

• Participate in lab work that includes working directly with skeletal material, fossil casts, and stone tool replicas.
• Get involved with campus events like the Multicultural Fair and Global Roundtables.

Students interested in Anthropology should talk to their Academic Advisor about transfer guides and articulation agreements with Schoolcraft College. Students interested in studying Anthropology at a 4-year university may be interested in completing the Associate of Arts, Associate of General Studies, or Associate of Sciences degree at Schoolcraft College.

Degrees

Transfer Degrees

• Associate of Arts (General Degree Requirements) 
• Associate of General Studies (General Degree Requirements) 
• Associate of Science (General Degree Requirements) 

Courses

• ANTH 112 - Introduction to Anthropology
• ANTH 117 - Introduction to Archaeology
• ANTH 120 - Introduction to Physical Anthropology
• ANTH 201 - Cultural Anthropology
• ANTH 211 - Myth, Magic, World Religions
• ANTH 214 - Native American Traditions
• ANTH 220 - Environmental Anthropology
• ANTH 230 - Medical Anthropology
• ANTH 290 - The Individual and Community - An Honors Capstone