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Master of Cultural Anthropology and Development Studies (Leuven)
Master
In Leuven ()
Description
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Type
Master
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Duration
Flexible
Ideal prospective students have an interest in advocacy, policy or educational assignments in the international and/or intercultural cooperation context. They are interested in anthropological and cultural-specific views on sustainable development and opt for an interdisciplinary academic preparation towards a better understanding of development paradigms.
About this course
The Master of Cultural Anthropology and Development Studies (CADES) aims to enhance the multidisciplinary and intercultural expertise and skills of students and professionals involved in or interested in advisory, policy or educational assignments in the international and development sectors. Rooted in contemporary social and cultural anthropology, the programme draws on various disciplines and fields of study and deploys a wealth of relevant perspectives. Its approach builds on current insights into the complex dynamics of on-going economic and informational globalisation and the development of multiple modernities, inter alia.
CADES offers students a broad international and interdisciplinary background with which to confront developmental issues from an anthropological perspective. Graduates find employment in:
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international organisations
development cooperation
education
social and medical services
advisory organisations
international relations
private and public enterprises
research
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Subjects
- International
- Development
- Wealth
- Framework
- Anthropology
- Multidisciplinary
- Cultural Anthropology
- Social themes
- Intercultural problems
- Contemporary social
- Development sectors
Course programme
By the end of the programme, the student will have acquired:
- knowledge and understanding of the scholarly framework in which intercultural problems can be clarified with respect to various academic and social themes;
- tskill in the analysis of practical and theoretical problems from an intercultural perspective; setting up, executing and evaluating research projects; drafting diagnoses, plans and recommendations; use and/or design of instruments for the optimization of situations in practical situations; critical reflection on the content of practical interventions; linking theoretical concepts to practical acts; guiding and developing innovations;
- the skills necessary for adequate communication and reporting.
Master of Cultural Anthropology and Development Studies (Leuven)