Course Offerings

The following listing represents regularly offered undergraduate courses available to students interested in pursuing a Certificate in Ethnography. At least two of the six courses, including at least one at the 300-level or above, must be selected from among the subset of these courses—indicated with an asterisk in the list below—that include explicit methods training and/or a practical ethnographic assignment, such as a research paper based on student-conducted ethnographic interviews.

*ANTH 110 Introduction to Sociocultural Anthropology

ANTH 119 Law as Culture

*ERM TBD New Media Ethnography

*ANTH 140 The Corporation

*ANTH 303 Field Methods in Cultural Anthropology

WGSS 312 Gender, Race, Technology

ANTH 318 Peril and Possibility in the South Asian City

ANTH 321 Middle East Gender Studies

ANTH 322 Environmental Justice in Modern South Asia

ANTH 339 Urban Ethnography of Asia

*ERM 341 Qualitative Research in Ethnicity, Race, and Migration

*AMST 343 Muslim Diasporas in the Americas

ANTH 356 Goods & Goodness

*ANTH 364 Ethnography and Capitalism

*ANTH 367 Technology and Culture

HIST 374 African Systems of Thought

ANTH 378 Postwar Vietnam

ANTH 383 In Ordinary Fashion

*SOCY 390 Politics of Reproduction

*WGSS 398 Junior Research Methods Seminar

*WGSS 407 Feminist & Queer Ethnographies

*ERM 409 Latinx Ethnography

ANTH 418 Emotional Technologies of Affect, Artificial Intelligence, and Social Robotics in East Asia

EVST 422 Climate and Society

*WGSS 430 Gender and Citizenship in the Middle East

*ERM 434 Anthro-History

PLSC 434 Political Ethnography

AMST 435 Inequality in America

ANTH 438 Culture, Power, Oil

ANTH 439 Africa, Politics, Anthropology

ANTH 447 Culture and Politics in the Contemporary Middle East

ANTH 451 Intersectionality and Women’s Health

*AMST 454 Narrating the Lives of Refugees

ANTH 455 Masculinity and Men’s Health

ANTH 465 Multispecies Worlds

Graduate Course Options

The following is a listing of graduate courses that occasionally enroll qualified undergraduates, with the permission of the instructor:

PLSC 505 Qualitative Field Research

ANTH 581 Power, Knowledge, and the Environment

ANTH 597 Power in Conservation

ANTH 615 Anthropological Perspectives on Science and Technology

ENV 618 Anthropology of Smallholder Agriculture in Developing Countries

SOCY 630 Workshop in Urban Ethnography

WGSS 690 Theories of Care and Cure: Illness Narratives and Medical Justice

AMST 719 Interrogating the Crisis of Islam

AMST 730 Readings in Critical Muslim Studies

HSHM 780 History Beyond the Archive

AMST 804 Religion and US Empire

ERM 852 Reading the Americas, Reading Ethnography