AREA COURSES
The following courses qualify for the area requirements for both majors and minors (other courses may be approved by the DUS as appropriate). Note that it is recommended that students take these courses early in the academic career to prepare for more advanced courses during their junior and senior years.
Anatomy and Paleoanthropology
EvAnth 220: Human Evolution
EvAnth 221S: Becoming Human (currently on hiatus)
EvAnth 230: Bodies of Evidence (Forensics)
EvAnth 231L: Anatomy of the Lower Extremities
EvAnth 235L: Primate Anatomy (currently on hiatus)
EvAnth 330: Human Physiology
EvAnth 333L: The Human Body
EvAnth 334L: Human Osteology
EvAnth 337: Functional Anatomy of the Human Brain
Behavior, Ecology, and Cognition:
EvAnth 253: Primate Ecology
EvAnth 257: Ecology and Adaptation of Hunters and Gatherers
EvAnth 260: Human Cognitive Evolution
EvAnth 341/341D: Primate Sexuality
EvAnth 344L: Primate Field Biology
EvAnth 347D: Behavioral Ecology
EvAnth 359S: Primate Conservation
EvAnth 363: Animal Intelligence and the Social Brain
EvAnth 385: Primate Disease Ecology
Note that special topics can count as areas courses as appropriate. Check with the DUS to request that the course be added to your area course requirements.
Note that area courses are typically taken BEFORE taking an advanced (400 or 500-level) course. There may be exceptions to this on occasion – please check with the DUS to see what is appropriate.