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Anthropology and Professional Practice
Want to learn how to use anthropological skills to solve real world problems? Studying Anthropology and Professional Practice will give you hands-on, research-led anthropological training. This flexible degree will develop your professional outlook and teach y…
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Want to learn how to use anthropological skills to solve real world problems? Studying Anthropology and Professional Practice will give you hands-on, research-led anthropological training. This flexible degree will develop your professional outlook and teach you to apply anthropological perspectives and insights in diverse professional fields. You will design, pitch and execute your own projects and learn how to use anthropology to make a difference to the organisations you go onto work in.
Getting in
As the university states it
An upper second-class Bachelor's degree in any discipline from a UK university or an overseas qualification of an equivalent standard. Applicants with a lower second-class Bachelor’s degree in any discipline from a UK university or an overseas qualification of an equivalent standard and a minimum of two years’ work experience may also be considered. We are keen to attract applicants from the broadest backgrounds and, therefore, do not limit the entry requirement to a specific range of disciplines. The criteria for entry will be at the discretion of the Programme Lead based on an overview of your professional experience, your justification for study in the personal statement, and the award and subject of your undergraduate degree. English level: Level 4
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