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Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Anthropology - Honours

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Anthropology and ArchaeologyFaculty of ArtsBSC-H - Bachelor of Science (Honours)

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Completion requirement

For Faculty of Arts Honours Degree requirements, or if completing this program as a Double major, Combined Degree or Second Degree, refer to:

Complete ALL of the following Requirement Sets:
Completion requirement
Earn at least 57 credits from the following:
Completion requirement
Earn at least 45 credits from the following:
Earn at least 18 credits from the following:
Earn at least 6 credits from the following:

*Biology 315 may not be used toward the Biology Requirement

Completion requirement

To complete optional enhancement(s) to this degree program, refer to:

Complete ANY of the following Requirement Sets:
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