Anthropology

Explore the fascinating field of Anthropology, where you'll study human societies, cultures, and evolution. Our program offers courses that fulfill UC and CSU transfer requirements while providing insights into human origins and cultural development.

Top Benefits

Transfer Opportunities – Our Anthropology program fulfills UC and CSU transfer requirements, giving students a seamless path to continue their education at four-year universities.
Diverse Global Perspective – Gain a deep understanding of human culture, behavior, and society, helping students appreciate and navigate global diversity in both personal and professional settings.
Hands-On Learning – Benefit from engaging coursework that includes fieldwork and research opportunities, enhancing practical skills for real-world applications.
Career Readiness – Develop essential analytical, research, and communication skills that are valued across industries, preparing graduates for careers in education, research, social services, and more.

Skills Gained

Cultural Awareness – Understand and analyze diverse human cultures, behaviors, and societies, making you an asset in global and multicultural work environments.
Critical Thinking – Hone your ability to evaluate complex social and cultural issues, a skill essential for problem-solving and decision-making in various industries.
Research Skills – Develop strong research capabilities, including data collection, analysis, and interpretation, to address questions in anthropology and beyond.
Communication Skills – Enhance your ability to communicate effectively, both written and verbally, essential for presenting findings and engaging with diverse audiences.
Analytical Skills – Learn to assess and understand human behavior through observation and data, preparing you for roles in research, policy-making, and social services.

Degrees

Anthropology, Associate in Arts for Transfer (AA-T)

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Classes

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When Classes are Offered

ANT 001 - Biological Anthropology

ANT 001L - Biological Anthropology Laboratory

ANT 002 - Introduction to Archeology

ANT 003 - Cultural Anthropology

ANT 055 - Magic, Witchcraft and Religion

ANT 001 - Biological Anthropology

ANT 003 - Cultural Anthropology

ANT 001 - Biological Anthropology

ANT 001L - Biological Anthropology Laboratory

ANT 003 - Cultural Anthropology

ANT 055 - Magic, Witchcraft and Religion

ANT 001 - Biological Anthropology

ANT 003 - Cultural Anthropology

The schedules reflect the planned offerings by the department. Note that occasionally, courses may not be scheduled or may be cancelled due to extenuating circumstances. If this occurs, you may reach out to the department for further information.

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Dr. Maisha Jones

Dean, School of People, Culture, and Society

(408) 855-5258

Tara Hardinge

Department Co-Chair

(408) 855- 5389

Jeff Cormier

Department Co-Chair

(408) 855-5483

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Visit us in the Gillmor Center (GC), Office 337.

Anthropology

Top Benefits

Skills Gained

Degrees

Anthropology, Associate in Arts for Transfer (AA-T)

Classes

Explore Classes in this Subject

When Classes are Offered

Career Opportunities

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Contact Us

Dr. Maisha Jones

Dean, School of People, Culture, and Society

Tara Hardinge

Department Co-Chair

Jeff Cormier

Department Co-Chair

Visit Us

Questions? We’re here to help.

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