ANTH 34500 - Internship In Anthropology

This course and associated internship provide students with a structured, supervised professional work experience relevant to Anthropology as a discipline. The internship offers students the opportunity to use the concepts, theories and perspectives acquired in the classroom in an applied environment. It allows students the chance to explore career options, develop professionalism and career-relevant skills, and prepare for careers after graduation. Students interested in pursuing an internship are strongly encouraged to contact the Internship Advisor to discuss options well in advance of the semester’s start.

Preparation for Course
P: ANTH 10501 and either ANTH 20001, 20002 or 20003 and either ENGL 23301 or 23401 (or equivalents) with grades of C- or better and admitted into an Anthropology major or minor with sophomore or higher class standing. Instructor approval required.

Cr. 3.
Student Learning Outcomes
1. Apply anthropological concepts and theories in an applied setting.
2. Describe the work and mission of a specific agency or organization.
3. Complete research and analysis of an issue or problem relevant to an organization or agency.
4. Present competently results and findings to a public audience.
5. Demonstrate competency within a supervised workplace context as a professional.