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Social Anthropology
There’s never been a greater need to understand humans across international borders and cultures. Our MA Social Anthropology will empower you to examine the differences and similarities between human behaviours, beliefs, and societies, so we can better underst…
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School of Social Sciences · Social sciences
There’s never been a greater need to understand humans across international borders and cultures. Our MA Social Anthropology will empower you to examine the differences and similarities between human behaviours, beliefs, and societies, so we can better understand what it means to be human. You will study classic and contemporary anthropological debates, and as one of the largest anthropology departments in the UK, there’s no shortage of topics you could cover. Our innovative course is taught by expert academics, both with practical experience of the field and a real passion for enhancing your learning experience. You will put the theory into practice from day one, gaining expertise in ethnographic research methods. You can also to tailor your course to fit your interests, and optional course units may include: - Migrants, Borders and Im/mobilities; - The Anthropology of Health and Wellbeing; - Food and Eating: The Cultural BodyFood; - Elemental Media; Documentary and Sensory Practice; - Extra-Terrestrial Anthropology. Throughout your studies you’ll benefit from personalised support, allowing you to develop transferable skills in research, critical enquiry and creative thinking. You will graduate with the skills and experience you need for a successful career in a variety of sectors.
Getting in
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We require a UK bachelor's degree with a First or Upper Second classification or the overseas equivalent, in any discipline for entry to our MA programme. We require a UK bachelor's degree with a Lower-Second classification or the overseas equivalent, in any discipline for entry to our Postgraduate Diploma. When assessing your academic record we consider your degree subject, grades you have achieved and the standing of the institution where you studied your qualification.
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