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Anthropology
Suggested Schedule for High School Entrants - Fall 2025
The number of courses you take in your first term is up to you. We normally suggest you start with 4 courses as this will help with your transition to university level study. You can always reach out to the Sociology and Anthropology (SA) advisor (saadvise@sfu.ca) if you need help deciding.
The courses suggested below are for students entering 大象传媒 directly from high school who are intending to major in Anthropology. If you are transferring from a university or college, we recommend that you connect with the Sociology and Anthropology (SA) advisor at saadvise@sfu.ca prior to enrolment to discuss your course selection.
Program Requirements
The following courses are required for your intended major. We recommend you take at least 2 of these courses in your first term.
At least two of:
Electives
In addition, we suggest you take 1 or 2 elective courses* in your first term. While these can be in any program area, you may wish to take:
One of:
And/Or:
- one of your breadth requirements (B-Hum, B-Soc, B-Sci)
*For some additional elective course suggestions, check out the FASS Fall 2025 lower division elective list
Need Help?
If you have questions about enrolment and/or the courses suggested above, you can reach out to the Sociology and Anthropology (SA) advisor at saadvise@sfu.ca for assistance.