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The following is a list of courses available in the Anthropology Department for the Health and Society major. Certain courses are offered every fall and spring (denoted with a *) and other courses are offered intermittently. A current list of courses for the upcoming semester is available through the department office three weeks prior to registration for that term.

ANTH 2301* - Introductory Cultural Anthropology

ANTH 2415 (typically only every spring) - Introductory Biological Anthropology

ANTH 3301* - Health, Healing & Ethics

ANTH 3303 - Self, Culture and Mind

ANTH 3306* - Introduction to Medical Anthropology

ANTH 3324 (only in Taos) - Rites of Passage

ANTH 3326 - Regulating Reproduction

ANTH 3328 - Gender, Violence and Health

ANTH 3345* - Introduction to Ethnographic Methods

ANTH 3348 - Health as a Human Right

ANTH 3350 - Good Eats

ANTH 3351 - Forensic Anthropology

ANTH 4307 - Global and Public Health

ANTH 4318 (taught fall only) - Health in Cross-Cultural Perspectives

ANTH 4342 - Resilience

ANTH 4343 (taught spring only) - Biomedicine, Culture, and Power

ANTH 4344 (taught spring only, every other year) - Pandemics!

ANTH 4345 (taught spring only, every other year) - Creating Global and Public Health Impact

ANTH 4381 (Internship, requires university and department forms)

ANTH 4391 (Independent Study, requires department forms and faculty

And other special topic courses (medical topics) taught periodically.