Minor in Anthropology
The Minor in Anthropology at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa provides an option to gain a firm grounding in the discipline without fulfilling the full range of requirements of the major. Students majoring in many fields may find that a minor in anthropology will both complement and enhance their understanding of their major. Students can take any of our upper-division courses to fulfill the minor requirements, offering great flexibility to choose courses that fit their academic interests.
Minor Requirements
Students pursuing a minor in anthropology must complete 15 credits of upper-division (300+) anthropology courses.
Coursework must include:
- One upper division (300+) Theory course
- One upper division (300+) Method course
Courses must be completed with a grade of C (not C-) or better and cannot be used to fulfill any additional major, minor, certificate, or *HSL culture sub requirements.
* This applies to students whose primary major is within the College of Social Sciences (CSS); if your primary major is not within CSS, please consult with your major or college advisor as some UH colleges do allow double-dipping of HSL culture courses.
Next Steps
Interested in learning more about the Minor in Anthropology or have questions about program requirements? Please schedule a meeting with the Anthropology Major Advisor.
Learn more about Anthropology Undergraduate Advising.