Geography and Anthropology BA (Hons)

• Human Geographies of the Modern World
• Key Concepts in Anthropology
• Skills and Concepts in Geography I: Becoming a Geographer
• The Anthropological Imagination

• Culture Across Space and Time
• Skills and Concepts in Geography II: Quantitative and Analytical Skills
• The Anthropology of Exchange, Money and Markets
• Worlds and Selves

• Ethnographic Research Methods
• Religion and Ritual
• Understanding Global Migration

• Politics and Power

• Cultural and Historical Geographies

• Black Lives Matter: Postcolonial and Decolonial Representations
• Cities and Urban Lives
• Culture and Representation
• Culture, Race and Ethnicity
• Environmental Perspectives on Development
• Ethnographic Field Research
• Geography Overseas Field Class
• Ice Age Earth
• Social Geography
• Southeast England Field Class
• Visual Anthropology

Get involved in fieldwork from the start of your course. You develop research, analytical and team-working skills in regions where our academics actively conduct research.

In Year 2, you can pick from an exciting range of locations: current destinations include China, the Mojave Desert, Dubai and Los Angeles. There is also a UK-based field trip.

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Year 3 at sussex

• Advances in Climate Sciences
• Anthropology of Fertility, Reproduction and Health
• Anthropology of Migration
• Anthropology of the Body
• Coastal Processes and Coastal Management
• Current Themes in the Anthropology of Latin America
• Disasters, Environment and Development
• Environment, Ecology and Development
• Environmental Anthropology
• Geographies of Rising and Declining Powers
• Geographies of Violence and Conflict
• Home
• Religion, Migration and Social Transformation
• The Anthropology of Europe
• The Anthropology of Food

• Anthropology Thesis

• Anthropology of Fertility, Reproduction and Health
• Anthropology of Islam and Muslim Societies
• Class, Community, Nation
• Decolonial Movements
• Development, Business and Corporate Social Responsibility
• Global Environmental Change
• Human Rights
• Landscape, Nature and Representation
• Memory, Space and Place: Exploring Heritage, Power and Identities
• Race, Ethnicity and Identity
• Rural Livelihoods in the Global South
• The Anthropology of Africa
• Understanding Contemporary India