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AnthropologyANT / UT Austin

Compare 93 ANT courses by average GPA, A share and recent reported semester.

Average GPA / 4.00
3.31
A grades · excludes A−
41.0%
Letter grades reported
54,623

Source: UT Austin Office of Institutional Reporting; updated .

ANT courses

CourseAverage GPA% ALetter gradesLatest term
ANT 301Biological Anthropology2.8626.3%11,603Summer 2026
ANT 302Cultural Anthropology3.4237.9%12,518Summer 2026
ANT 304Introduction to Archaeological Studies: Prehistoric Archaeology3.5153.4%11,010Summer 2026
ANT 304TIntroduction to Texas Archaeology3.1741.4%1,201Fall 2025
ANT 305Expressive Culture3.3842.4%1,803Spring 2026
ANT 307Culture and Communication3.5656.3%2,949Summer 2026
ANT 310CPrimate Cognition3.8275.0%36Fall 2021
ANT 310DIntroduction to Black Studies3.3739.0%528Spring 2026
ANT 310LIntroductory Topics in Anthropology3.2841.0%819Fall 2023
ANT 311DIntroduction to Jewish Studies3.5857.1%28Fall 2021
ANT 314CIntroduction to Mesoamerican Archaeology3.0621.7%46Fall 2017
ANT 318LMexican American Culture3.2733.0%182Spring 2024
ANT 320CAmerican Indian Languages and Cultures3.4567.3%52Spring 2025
ANT 320EInvented Languages3.3642.4%33Spring 2026
ANT 320GEndangered Languages3.2631.8%22Spring 2022
ANT 320ITalk, Text, and God3.5635.7%28Spring 2022
ANT 320L12-INVENTED LANGUAGES3.5552.3%239Spring 2020
ANT 320PClassical Archaeology: Practice and Ethics3.6440.0%10Spring 2025
ANT 322CContemporary African Popular Culture3.3624.0%25Fall 2020
ANT 322DMulticultural Israel3.5244.8%29Spring 2022
ANT 322GCultural Geographies of Israel3.7455.6%9Fall 2019
ANT 322INative American Cultures of the Southwest3.7166.7%36Spring 2024
ANT 322KSOUTHWESTERN ARCHAEOLOGY3.0015.9%82Fall 2011
ANT 322M10-MEXICAN AMER INDIG HERITAGE3.3031.0%468Spring 2020
ANT 322PMexican Immigration Cultural History3.3025.0%60Spring 2022
ANT 322QMexican American Indigenous Heritage3.2335.8%67Fall 2023
ANT 322WPower and Resistance in Putin's Russia3.6139.1%23Spring 2025
ANT 323EPolitics and Performance3.5845.5%22Spring 2025
ANT 323IComparative White Nationalisms3.8150.0%12Spring 2025
ANT 323NBiomedicine, Ethics, and Culture3.4043.3%30Fall 2023
ANT 323RAnthropology of Infrastructure3.6977.1%35Summer 2024
ANT 323SAnthropology of Food3.7058.8%34Fall 2021
ANT 323USensing: Elemental Media3.8085.7%28Spring 2024
ANT 324CScience, Magic, and Religion3.3962.1%29Spring 2020
ANT 324ECulture and Health3.5742.6%94Fall 2024
ANT 324FAnthropology Of Religion3.4155.6%9Spring 2021
ANT 324GEnvironmental Anthropology3.5038.8%258Fall 2025
ANT 324LTopics in Anthropology3.4947.7%4,043Spring 2026
ANT 324RDaily Life in Mesoamerica3.2225.0%12Fall 2020
ANT 324WMapping Indigenous Austin3.3041.9%43Fall 2023
ANT 325CCultures of Sustainability3.4630.8%13Spring 2021
ANT 325EEthnographies of Emotion3.8592.3%13Fall 2020
ANT 325FCultural Heritage on Display3.7572.8%81Spring 2025
ANT 325GTechnoculture3.6381.2%85Fall 2025
ANT 325ISonic Ethnography3.7571.6%148Summer 2026
ANT 325JThe Photographic Image3.4630.6%62Summer 2020
ANT 325L11-CULTRL HERITAGE ON DISPLAY3.4534.4%500Spring 2020
ANT 325MLANG IN CULTURE AND SOCIETY3.3123.0%113Fall 2013
ANT 325NLANG & SPEECH IN AMER SOCTY3.7789.5%19Fall 2014
ANT 325OAmerican Jewish Material Culture3.7873.3%15Fall 2024
ANT 325UAustin Jews in the Civil Rights Era3.7060.9%23Fall 2021
ANT 326CNative Americans in Texas3.2243.5%69Spring 2022
ANT 326DNative Americans in the Plains3.3956.7%60Spring 2023
ANT 326EPlains Archaeology: Prehistory and History3.2547.5%40Spring 2023
ANT 326FGreat Discoveries in Archaeology3.1540.0%130Fall 2020
ANT 326LCultures in Contact3.3551.1%820Fall 2025
ANT 326OEmpires: Aztec and Spanish3.0033.3%90Spring 2026
ANT 326PHistorical Archaeology3.3945.9%74Fall 2025
ANT 326QArchaeological Field and Lab Methods3.5135.1%37Spring 2025
ANT 327DColonial Latin American Archaeology3.3338.1%21Fall 2025
ANT 327FMaking Florida3.1325.0%20Spring 2026
ANT 328DPopular Culture and Indigenous Futurities3.3555.2%29Spring 2023
ANT 328EDecolonial Intersectionality3.9276.9%13Spring 2023
ANT 328GColoniality in West Africa3.6452.4%42Spring 2026
ANT 328IExpressive Arts of Global Africa2.7345.5%11Summer 2026
ANT 330CTheories of Culture and Society3.4742.0%224Fall 2025
ANT 331CArchaeological Curation: Theory and Practice3.9487.5%16Spring 2026
ANT 336LNative American Cultures North of Mexico3.4343.6%78Spring 2026
ANT 340CEthnographic Research Methods3.4434.2%73Spring 2020
ANT 345CUrban Cultures3.1228.8%118Summer 2021
ANT 346LPrimate Social Behavior2.7114.2%226Fall 2025
ANT 346MComparative Primate Ecology2.8120.4%167Fall 2025
ANT 347CMethods in Primate Biology3.2843.2%37Spring 2025
ANT 348Human Origins and Evolution3.2135.9%103Spring 2026
ANT 348CSex Violence Power3.1521.6%37Spring 2025
ANT 348JSex and Human Nature2.430.0%18Spring 2024
ANT 348KCurrent Topics in Biological Anthropology3.3040.4%463Spring 2026
ANT 348PPrimates, Parasites, and Pathogens2.7011.1%9Fall 2025
ANT 349CHUMAN VARIATION2.7311.4%263Fall 2023
ANT 349DAnthropological Genetics2.9025.2%111Spring 2026
ANT 350CPrimate Sensory Ecology2.8430.0%170Spring 2026
ANT 351EPrimate Evolution3.0428.5%200Spring 2026
ANT 353EArchaeological Laboratory Analysis3.3336.4%11Fall 2018
ANT 360KThe Civilization of the Maya3.5859.2%206Fall 2019
ANT 361LMaya Studies: Past, Present, and Future3.4662.5%24Fall 2025
ANT 361MMaya Collapse3.5263.6%11Spring 2026
ANT 362KArchaeology of Texas and Vicinity3.4046.3%54Fall 2022
ANT 366Anatomy and Biology of the Human Skeleton3.5249.8%402Spring 2023
ANT 366DBones: Advanced Identification and Analysis of the Mammalian Skeleton3.3026.3%19Spring 2026
ANT 432LPrimate Anatomy2.9123.3%193Fall 2025
ANT 453Archaeological Analysis3.5757.1%245Spring 2023
ANT 462MArchaeological Techniques3.7054.5%11Spring 2012
ANT 662Field Archaeology3.9688.2%51Summer 2013

How this department is summarized

The Anthropology hub includes 93 undergraduate courses with reported letter-grade data. Its 3.31 average combines 54,623 letter grades, weighting each grade equally. A large course therefore contributes more than a small seminar.

The A share is 41.0%, counting A separately from A−. Course-level pages show the available semesters and syllabus sources. Historical grades do not establish workload or teaching quality.