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Emory University Anthropology and Human Biology Bachelor's Degree Program Curriculum, Lecture notes of Human Biology

The curriculum for the bachelor of science in anthropology and human biology degree program at emory university. It includes a list of required courses for various areas of study such as concepts and methods in biological and cultural anthropology, human biology, social science & medicine, evolution and behavior, and anthropology electives. The document also specifies the number of credits required for each area and the corresponding grades. Additionally, it mentions the science & math foundation courses that must be completed, including chemistry and biology with labs, and statistics.

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Download Emory University Anthropology and Human Biology Bachelor's Degree Program Curriculum and more Lecture notes Human Biology in PDF only on Docsity! Bachelor of Science in Anthropology and Human Biology Emory University Department of Anthropology Name _______________________________ I.D. _________ Advisor __________________ Anthropology Concepts and Methods (2) ANT 201 Concepts and Methods in Biological Anthropology Semester __________ Grade _______ ANT 202 Concepts and Methods in Cultural Anthropology Semester _________ Grade ________ Human Biology (1) ANT 210 Human Biology: Lifecycle Approach ANT 305 The Human Brain ANT 311 Nutritional Anthropology ANT 312 Human Skeletal Biology ANT 314 Race and Racism: Myths & Realities ANT 316 Evolution of Human Brain & Mind ANT 318 Predicting Lifespan Health ANT 333 Disease and Human Behavior* ANT 336 Anthropology of Emerging Disease* ANT 338 Global Health: Biosocial Model ANT 431 Many Diseases, Few Causes Semester _____________ Grade __________ ANT 205 Foundations of Global Health ANT 230 Medical Anthropology ANT 231 Predictive Health and Society ANT 317 Human Social Neuroscience ANT 318 Predicting Lifespan Health ANT 331 Cross Cultural Issues in Mental Health ANT 333 Disease and Human Behavior ANT 334 Evolutionary Medicine ANT 335 Women’s Health: Anth/Fem Perspctv. ANT 336 Anthropology of Emerging Disease ANT 337 Religion, Health and Healing ANT 338 Global Health: Biosocial Model ANT 339 Defining Health: Biocultural Perspectv. SOC 230 Sociological Aspects of Health/Illness Semester _______________ Grade __________ Social Science & Medicine (1) Evolution and Behavior (1) ANT 200 Foundations of Behavior ANT 302 Primate Behavior & Ecology ANT 303 Modern Human Origins ANT 304 Paleolithic Archaeology ANT 305 The Human Brain ANT 306 Primate Mating Strategies ANT 307 Human Evolution ANT 308 Evolution of Social Behavior ANT 309 Seminar in Primate Behavior ANT 310 Communication in Primates ANT 316 Evolution of Human Brain & Mind ANT 317 Human Social Neuroscience ANT 319 Anthropology of Fatherhood ANT 334 Evolutionary Medicine ANT 383 Primate Evolution and Extinction Semester __________ Grade __________ *Note: ANT 333 Disease and Human Behavior and ANT 336 Anthropology of Emerging Disease count toward Evolution and Behavior instead of Human Biology IF taken in 2018 or earlier. Cultural Anthropology (1) ANT 240 Language and Culture ANT 250 Anthropology Of Today’s World (Topics) ANT 252 Fast Food / Slow Food ANT 258 Anthropology of the Jews ANT 280 World Area Course ANT 324 Women in Cross-Cultural Perspective ANT 325 Language, Gender, Sexuality ANT 328 Women, Religion & Ethnography ANT 340 Topics in Sociolinguistics ANT 342 Media and Culture ANT 351 Sustainable Dev: Anthro Perspective ANT 352 Globalization & Transnational Culture ANT 353 Economic Anthropology ANT 363 Ritual: Its Nature and Culture ANT 366 Ritual and Shakespeare ANT 372 Ethnographic Writing ANT 380 Muslim Cultures and Politics ANT 391 Law, Discipline, and Social Justice Semester ______________ Grade ____________ Anthropology Electives (4) All Anthropology courses fulfill this area, except ANT 270S cannot count as an elec- tive if it is used to satisfy the statistics re- quirement in the major. Only one 100-level course may be used as an elective. See reverse for further guidelines. Elective 1 _______________________ Semester __________ Grade ______ Elective 2 _______________________ Semester __________ Grade ______ Elective 3 _______________________ Semester __________ Grade ______ Elective 4 _______________________ Semester __________ Grade ______ Science & Math Foundation Courses Chemistry (2 + labs)** CHEM 150 Structure and Properties Semester ____________ Grade __________ CHEM 150L Structure and Properties LAB Semester ____________ Grade __________ CHEM 202 Principles of Reactivity Semester ____________ Grade __________ CHEM 202L Principles of Reactivity LAB Semester ____________ Grade __________ Biology (2 + labs) BIO 141 Biology I Semester _____________ Grade __________ BIO 141L Biology I LAB Semester _____________ Grade __________ BIO 142 Biology 2 Semester ______________ Grade __________ BIO 142L Biology 2 LAB Semester ______________ Grade __________ Statistics (1) QTM 100 Intro to Stat Inference ANT 270S Quantitative Methods MATH 107 Intro. Probability/Statistics MATH_OX 117 Intro. Prob/Statistics MATH 362 Probability/Statistics II Semester ___________ Grade _________ *Circle courses completed in each area and note semester and grade earned. Parentheses denote number of courses required in each area and no individual course may be used to fulfill more than one requirement area. *Lists include examples of courses that fulfill each requirement. For a full list by term, see the BS Course Offerings spreadsheet on the Anthropology website (anthropology.emory.edu/home/undergraduate/majors-minor). See reverse side for formal statement of requirements and to note any credits earned off campus. Revised April 2019 **Note: CHEM 141 and 142 may count in place of 150/150L and 202/202L.
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