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Department of Culture, Society and Justice
NOTICE
The Anthropology program has relocated to the third floor of the Student Health Center (on the corner of Ash St. and University Ave.). The Criminology and Sociology programs are still located in Phinney Hall.
The University of Idaho's Department of Culture, Society and Justice (formerly the Department of Sociology and Anthropology) is a hub for students interested in studying and understanding human culture and society. The department offers a broad array of classes and opportunities for hands-on learning.
The faculty takes an interdisciplinary, collaborative approach to studying the social world and pride themselves on their student-focused teaching and advising.
The following majors, minors, graduate degree and certificate programs are offered through the department: