The following are examples of course sequences that a student may want to take to prepare them for specific jobs or careers
The listed courses for particular career paths are suggestions only, be sure to seek the advice of Keri Canada, your Academic Success Coordinator, as well as professors to choose courses best suited for your career endeavors. Also, be sure to consult the Biological Concentration checksheet so that you enroll in all the required courses. In addition, check the CSU Course catalog each semester as new courses are added often.
Forensic Anthropologist
- ANTH 275 - Introduction to Forensic Anthropology
- ANTH 372 - Human Osteology
- ANTH 374 - Human Biological Variation
- ANTH 377 - Anthropological Perspectives: Evolution, Society
- ANTH 379 - Evolutionary Medicine & Human Health
- ANTH 472 - Human Biology
Forensic anthropologists, medical examiners, and coroners use osteological and anatomical training to make forensic identifications involving deceased humans. This career path requires graduate-level education; however, some undergraduates find positions as forensic/medical technicians or laboratory scientists using biological training and quantitative skills gained in the program. Jobs in this category are found at UC Health, Banner Health, Health District of Larimer County, Larimer County, and American Academy of Forensic Sciences.
Field Schools
Internships
Health Professions
- ANTH 340 - Medical Anthropology
- ANTH 372 - Human Osteology
- ANTH 376 - Evolution of the Human Adaptation
- ANTH 379 - Evolutionary Medicine & Human Health
- ANTH 416 - Gender, Culture, and Health
- ANTH 472 - Human Biology
Some students may be interested in public health or medical careers. Our program prepares students for graduate-level education in epidemiology, nutrition and exercise, global health, medicine, nursing or dentistry. In addition to the resources above, jobs in this category are found at Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the Pan American Health Organization, and the World Health Organization.