ANT 295-03 - Special Topic: Research Methods in Biological Anthropology

4 credits (Spring)

Biological anthropology examines humans and non-human primates as biological species and entities. Biological anthropologists also recognize that humans possess cultural complexes that must be documented to fully understand the impact that culture may have on biological variation. This course provides an in depth introduction to the range of methods used to develop and design a research project, test hypotheses through data collection and analysis, and the presentation of bioanthro research results to a broader audience.

Prerequisite: ANT 104.
Instructor: Hilton