Anthropology Minor Overview

Minoring in anthropology at USI will offer you the opportunity to gain insight into human diversity and variation from the perspectives of culture, biology, archaeology and language. The minor challenges you to think critically about how we as humans adapt to our environment and the ways in which questions about humanity are central to our understanding of the diverse world in which we live. You will take courses taught by highly qualified PhD faculty who are recognized nationally and internationally for their expertise. Anthropology complements other scientific and liberal arts courses by helping you understand how people and their cultures are interconnected. You will find an abundance of hands-on experience including internships, study abroad opportunities and field programs.

Award Winning Students and Faculty

60+

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Incoming Students

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January 13, 2025

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January 09, 2025
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August 18, 2025

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August 13, 2025
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January 12, 2026

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January 08, 2026
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August 17, 2026

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August 12, 2026
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January 11, 2027

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January 07, 2027

College & Department Contacts

Dr. A. David Hitchcock

Professor of Spanish

Chair of World Languages and Cultures Department

Co-Director of Master of Arts in Second Language Acquisition, Policy and Culture

Career Outlook

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Anthropology is uniquely suited to provide you with critical reading and writing skills as well as an appreciation and awareness of cultural diversity. These qualities are widely sought by a variety of employers in both the public and private sector. Courses provide global information and thinking skills critical to such fields as international business and law, public health, human resources, teaching, advocacy and public service. There is a growing need for analysts and researchers with sharp thinking skills who can manage, evaluate, and interpret the large volume of data on human behavior. The global job market of the 21st century is seeing an increasing demand for anthropological training and requires the type of global, holistic knowledge an anthropological perspective brings. A minor in anthropology provides a great complement to a variety of majors including history, global studies, political science, biology, Spanish, French, German, and a variety of other majors that emphasize language and culture.

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The University of Southern Indiana is committed to making college accessible to those wishing to further their education by providing numerous scholarships, grants, and financial aid options to assist students in managing tuition expenses.

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