| 1. Anthropology
Electives Select from the following list.
All the courses listed below are 3 credit courses except ANTH 603, which is 2
credits.
ANTH 510 Ethnology
ANTH 530 Development Anthropology
ANTH 538 Ethnopsychology
ANTH 540 Anthropology of Cities
ANTH 547 Woman: A Cross-Cultural Perspective
ANTH 550 Culture Change
ANTH 560 Applied Medical Anthropology
ANTH 570 Prehistoric North America
ANTH 601 Independent Anthropological Research
ANTH 603 Reading Seminar (Comprehensive Examination) |
12-15
s.hrs. |
2. Allied
Social Science Electives
Choose from graduate courses in Sociology, Psychology,
History, and Communication Sciences. |
6-9
s.hrs. |
3. Free Electives
Choose from graduate courses in any department. |
6
s.hrs. |
4. Undergraduate 400-level
courses
Nearly all graduate courses are given at night. Most undergraduate courses are given in
the day. Students able to take day classes can speed up their graduation by counting up to
two undergraduate anthropology classes with 400 or higher numbers. See the regular Undergraduate Major requirements
listing for course names and topics. |
3-6
s.hrs. |
5. The Comprehensive M. A.
Examination
The comprehensive examination is usually given in the student's last semester. It is
given in October and March. Students taking the exam in March enroll in the ANTH 603 Reading Seminar during the previous fall semester. Those taking
the exam in October do ANTH 603 during the previous spring semester. The exam is 3 hours
and consists entirely of essay questions. For further information, contact the Graduate
Advisor ( franker@mail.montclair.edu ) for
the traditional M. A. program. |
2
s.hrs. |