Graduate Course Offering 25-26 AY
Course Number Course Name Fall 2025 Winter 2026 Spring 2026
202A/B/C Proseminar in Anthropology 202A 202B 202C
204A Proseminar Med Sci Tech   204A 204A
215A Ethnographic Methods 215A    
215B Research Design   215B  
215C Grant and Proposal Writing     215C
220 Pedagogy and Professionalization in Anthropology 220 220 220
247A Structuralism and Post-Structuralism 247A    
257A Natures and Environments     257A
259A Dissertation Writing Seminar 259A    
260 Critical Med Anthro   260  
263 Black Political Theory in the US   263  
270 Transformative Teaching in Higher Ed     270
289 Beyond Labor 289    
289 Climate Gov Research 289 289  
289 Foucault's Lecture (1 and 2) 289 (1) 289 (2)  
289 Literary Ethnography     289
289 Postfield Analysis 289    
289 Meaning Matters (I, II, and III) 289 (I) 289 (II) 289 (III)
289 Community Engage Rese   289  
289 Visual Anthropology   289  
289 Racial Ecologies   289  
289 Militarism & Impralsm     289
289 Multimodal Anthro     289
289 Form & Allegory     289
289

Climate Justice Res

289    
289

Planetary Survival

289    
290

Dissertation Research

290 290 290
299

Independent Study

299 299 299

 
For the most current listing, see http://websoc.reg.uci.edu/perl/WebSoc.

Graduate students from any department on campus are encouraged to enroll in our courses. Indeed, we encourage students to consider the Graduate Specialization in Anthropologies of Medicine, Science, and Technology, which only requires taking four courses (three of which must be from our department).

The only exceptions to this policy are:
Courses limited to Ph.D. students in the Department of Anthropology: 202A (Proseminar A), 202B (Proseminar B), 202C (Proseminar C), 215A (Ethnographic Methods), 215B (Research Design), and 215C (Grant and Proposal Writing)
Please note this listing is only a tentative plan. It is subject to change.