COURSE CURRICULUM

The Anthropology program at DePaul University offers a well-rounded curriculum that combines theory, research, and practical skills. Core coursework includes Archaeology and Archaeological Field Methods, where students learn how to study past human societies through excavation techniques and material analysis. Courses like Food and Culture and Cultural Dimensions of Business explore how cultural practices influence everyday life, economies, and global interactions.Students also develop professional and analytical skills through classes such as Professionalism and Ethics in Anthropology, which emphasizes responsible research practices, and Public Speaking, which strengthens communication and presentation abilities. Lineages of Culture Theory introduces key anthropological theories and intellectual traditions, helping students understand how cultural ideas have evolved over time. Additionally, Applied Practice Courses provide hands-on experience, allowing students to apply their knowledge in real-world settings. Together, these courses prepare students for careers in research, cultural organizations, business, and public service while building strong critical thinking and communication skills.