Minor in Anthropology - Climate Change and Human Solutions

I. CORE REQUIREMENTS: (4 units/1 course)

All students will take the following:

II. Upper Division Concentration Requirements: (12 units/3 courses)

All students will take three of the following:

ANAR 104: Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
ANAR 146: Feeding the World
ANAR 166: Introduction to Environmental Archaeology: Theory and Method of Socioecodynamics and Human Paleoecology (cross-listed with SIO 166)
ANAR 120: Documenting Climate Change: Past and Present
ANAR 121: Cyber-Archaeology and World Digital Cultural Heritage
ANBI 132: Conservation and the Human Predicament
ANBI 174: Conservation and the Media: Film Lab
ANSC 134. Politics for Environmental Change
ANSC 138: The Cultural Design Practicum: Using Anthropology to Solve Human Problems
ANSC 144: Immigrant and Refugee Health
ANSC 147: Global Health and the Environment (cross-listed with GLBH 147)
ANSC 169: Culture and Environment
ANSC 183: Visualizing the Human: Film, Photography, and Digital Technologies
ANSC 184: Food, Culture, and Society
ANSC 193 OR ANSC 193GS: (Global Seminar Course) Human Rights and Environmental Justice
ANTH 105: Climate Change, Race, and Inequality
ANTH 106: Climate and Civilization
ANTH 107: Designing for Disasters, Emergencies, and Extreme Weather
ANTH 108: Indigenous Peoples, Extractive Development, and Climate Change
ANTH 109. Climate change, Cultural Heritage and Vulnerability
ANTH 111: Religion and Ecology: How Religion Matters in the Anthropocene
ANTH 112: Regenerative Science/Ecology
ANTH 120: Climate Change in California: Problems and Solutions
ANTH 128A & B (ANTH 128A & B is a two course series and will count towards two concentration requirements)

III. ELECTIVES REQUIREMENTS: (12 units/3 courses)

THREE electives Anthropology courses from any category. Two elective courses may be lower division

*Anthropology Majors are unable to add an Anthropology Minor per department policy.