Bachelor of Science (3 Year) in AnthropologyFirst Year
ANTR-1006E - Introduction to Anthropology I
ANTR-1007E - Introduction to Anthropology II
24 credits from:
CHMI-1006E - General Chemistry I #
CHMI-1007E - General Chemistry II
CHMI-1041E - Chemical Concepts ##
GEOL-1006E - Introductory Geology I
GEOL-1007E - Introductory Geology II
MATH-1912E - Elementary Calculus
PHYS-1006E - Introductory Physics I or PHYS-1206E - Concepts in Physics I
PHYS-1007E - Introductory Physics II or PHYS-1207E - Concepts in Physics II
# students lacking grade 12U Chemistry must first take CHMI 1041
## may only be taken if lacking grade 12U Chemistry
### students lacking grade 12UAdvanced Functions or attained a grade of less than 60% must first take MATH 1912
Second Year
ANTR-2016E - Human Biological Variation, Adaptations and Health
ANTR-2095E - World Prehistory & Archaeology
6 credits from:
ANTR-2005E - Child Rearing Across Cultures
ANTR-2036E - Ethnology of North Amerian Native Peoples
ANTR-2046E - World Ethnology: Peoples of the World
ANTR-2906E - Introduction to Linguistics
STAT-2126E - Introduction to Statistics or STAT-2246E - Statistics for Scientists
3 additional credits in statistics from:
BIOL-3327E - Experimental Methods in Biology
COSC-2836E - Computer Software for the Sciences
GEOG-2027E - Quantitative Methods in Geography
6 credits in Science from the list below
Third Year
12 credits in ANTR 3000 or 4000 series courses#
18 credits in Science from the list below
List of Science electives
BIOL-2026E - Introduction to Microbiology
BIOL-2105E - Human Anatomy and Physiology
BIOL-2110E - Medical Microbiology
BIOL-2356E - Principles of Ecology
BIOL-2706E - Vertebrate Form and Function
BIOL-3026E - Applied and Environmental Microbiology
BIOL-3327E - Experimental Methods in Biology *
BIOL-3756E - Vertebrate Physiology
BIOL-3706E - General Entomology
CHMI-2117E - Introductory Quantitative Analysis
CHMI-2426E - Organic Chemistry I
CHMI-2427E - Organic Chemistry II
CHMI-3116E - Instrumental Techniques in Chemical, Biochemical and Environmental Sciences
GEOL-2127E - Optical Mineralogy
GEOL-2237E - Sedimentary, Igneous and Metamorphic Rocks
GEOL-3217E - Sedimentary Facies
GEOL-4226E - Pleistocene and Glacial Geology
PHYS-2606E - Biophysics of Fluids
PHYS-2626E - Environmental Biophysics
# students may take FORS 3036 for ANTR 3036 but may not retain credit for both; students may take SOCI 3126 or NATI 3215 for ANTR 3026 but may only use one of these towards the concentration requirements (NATI 3215 will count as 3 credits towards the concentration)
* if not taken as part of Statistics credits
Specializations in Anthropology 1st year
ANTR-1006 - Introduction to Anthropology I
ANTR-1007 - Introduction to Anthropology II
24 credits from:
CHMI-1006E - General Chemistry I #
CHMI-1007E - General Chemistry II
CHMI-1041E - Chemical Concepts ##
GEOL-1006E - Introductory Geology I
GEOL-1007E - Introductory Geology II
MATH-1912E - Elementary Calculus
PHYS-1006E - Introductory Physics I or PHYS-1206E - Concepts in Physics I
PHYS-1007E - Introductory Physics II or PHYS-1207E - Concepts in Physics II
# students lacking grade 12U Chemistry must first take CHMI 1041
## may only be taken if lacking grade 12U Chemistry
### students lacking grade 12UAdvanced Functions or attained a grade of less than 60% must first take MATH 1912
2nd year
ANTR-2016 - Human Biological Variation, Adaptations and Health
ANTR-2095 - World Prehistory & Archaeology
6 credits from:
ANTR-2005E - Child Rearing Across Cultures
ANTR-2036E - Ethnology of North Amerian Native Peoples
ANTR-2046E - World Ethnology: Peoples of the World
ANTR-2906E - Introduction to Linguistics
STAT-2126E - Introduction to Statistics
3 additional credits:
BIOL-3327E - Experimental Methods in Biology
COSC-2836E - Computer Software for the Sciences
GEOG-2027E - Quantitative Methods in Geography
6 credits in science from the list below
3rd year
18 credits in ANTR 3000-series courses #
12 credits in science from the list below
4th year
12 credits: - from ANTR 4000-series courses
6 credits from ANTR 3000 and 4000 series courses
6 upper year credits in Humanities courses
6 credits in science from the 3000 or 4000 series from the list below
List of Science electives
BIOL-2026E - Introduction to Microbiology
BIOL-2105E - Human Anatomy and Physiology
BIOL-2110E - Medical Microbiology
BIOL-2356E - Principles of Ecology
BIOL-2706E - Vertebrate Form and Function
BIOL-3026E - Applied and Environmental Microbiology
BIOL-3327E - Experimental Methods in Biology *
BIOL-3756E - Vertebrate Physiology
BIOL-3706E - General Entomology
CHMI-2117E - Introductory Quantitative Analysis
CHMI-2426E - Organic Chemistry I
CHMI-2427E - Organic Chemistry II
CHMI-3116E - Instrumental Techniques in Chemical, Biochemical and Environmental Sciences
GEOL-2127E - Optical Mineralogy
GEOL-2237E - Sedimentary, Igneous and Metamorphic Rocks
GEOL-3217E - Sedimentary Facies
GEOL-4226E - Pleistocene and Glacial Geology
PHYS-2606E - Biophysics of Fluids
PHYS-2626E - Environmental Biophysics
# students may take FORS 3036 for ANTR 3036 but may not retain credit for both; students may take SOCI 3126 or NATI 3215 for ANTR 3026 but may only use one of these towards the specialization requirements (NATI 3215 will count as 3 credits towards the specialization)
*if not taken as part of Statistics credits
BSc students wishing to major in Anthropology must complete a minor (24 credits) or a second major (42 credits), the required first year Science courses (up to 24 credits if not part of the minor or second major), 6 credits in the Humanities, and upper year Science electives to total 120 credits.
Majors in Anthropology (42 cr.)ANTR-1006 - Introduction to Anthropology I
ANTR-1007 - Introduction to Anthropology II
ANTR-2016 - Human Biological Variation, Adaptations and Health
30 additional credits in ANTR, which may include other second year courses. At least 6 credits are at the 4000 level, and a total of 12 credits must come from the following list:
ANTR-3026 - Anthropological Research: Project Design (recommended) #
ANTR-3036 - Human Skeletal Biology
ANTR-3037 - Palaeoanthropology: Human Origins
ANTR-3046 - Human Ecology and Palaeoecology
ANTR-3047 - Public Health and Epidemiology
ANTR-3066 - Laboratory and Analytical Procedures in Archaeology
ANTR-3086 - Medical Anthropology: Medicine, Culture and Society
ANTR-3087 - Ethnomedicine: Cross-Cultural Healing
ANTR-3095 - Archaeological Field Procedures
ANTR-3206 - Old World Archaeological Culture History
ANTR-3207 - New World Archaeological Culture History
ANTR-4006 - Food and Disease Prevention
ANTR-4007 - Origins of Sickness & Medicine
ANTR-4035 - Advanced Analysis in Archaeology
ANTR-4076 - Advanced Topics in Biological/Physical Anthropology
ANTR-4086 - Applied Anthropology
ANTR-4206 - Archaeological Themes and Problems
# students may take FORS 3036 for ANTR 3036 but may not retain credit for both; students may take SOCI 3126 or NATI 3215 for ANTR 3026 but may only use one of these towards the major requirements (NATI 3215 will count as 3 credits towards the major and 3 credits of humanities)
24 credits from:*
CHMI-1006E - General Chemistry I #
CHMI-1007E - General Chemistry II
CHMI-1041E - Chemical Concepts ##
GEOL-1006E - Introductory Geology I
GEOL-1007E - Introductory Geology II
MATH-1912E - Elementary Calculus
PHYS-1006E - Introductory Physics I or PHYS-1206E - Concepts in Physics I
PHYS-1007E - Introductory Physics II or PHYS-1207E - Concepts in Physics II
24 credits in a minor or 42 credits in second major
6 credits in Humanities
elective credits (to complete a total of a minimum of 120 credits)
# students lacking grade 12U Chemistry must first take CHMI 1041
## may only be taken if lacking grade 12U Chemistry
### students lacking grade 12UAdvanced Functions or attained a grade of less than 60% must first take MATH 1912
* students taking any of these courses as part of a second major must replace them with additional elective credits
Minors in Anthropology (24 Credits)ANTR-1006E - Introduction to Anthropology I
ANTR-1007E - Introduction to Anthropology II
6 ANTR credits in the 3000 or 4000 series
12 additional ANTR credits*
*students may not count ANTR-3905 - Independent Studies, ANTR-4095 - Research Essay, or ANTR-4905 - Independent Studies towards the minor in Anthropology
Minor in Archaeology (24 credits)ANTR-1006E - Introduction to Anthropology I
ANTR-1007E - Introduction to Anthropology II
ANTR-2095E - World Prehistory & Archaeology
12 credits from the following list:
ANTR-3036E - Human Skeletal Biology
ANTR-3066E - Laboratory and Analytical Procedures in Archaeology
ANTR-3095E - Archaeological Field Procedures
ANTR-3206E - Old World Archaeological Culture History
ANTR-3207E - New World Archaeological Culture History
ANTR-4035E - Advanced Analysis in Archaeology
ANTR-4206E - Archaeological Themes and Problems
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