Anthropology

Anthropology is the study of the past, present, and future of the human species and its closest non-human relatives. Anthropology majors study and explore problems using theories and methods from a diverse set of disciplines including biology, archaeology, linguistics, sociology, economics, and global health. Laboratory and field-based courses give anthropology majors hands-on learning experiences that teach the skills of a working anthropologist. From ancient civilizations to language to the continued evolution of humankind, anthropology is a degree that explores all the factors that make humans unique.

The general education component of this degree is a 35 unit block called the Arizona General Education Curriculum (AGEC). You must complete the AGEC-A.

View AGEC-A course list for Scottsdale Community College

The courses listed below are recommended if you plan to transfer from Scottsdale Community College to a university and study Anthropology.

The list below shows degrees and majors at Arizona universities in the area of Anthropology.

Get help! Be sure to meet with an Academic Advisor from Scottsdale Community College.