Social Anthropology Postgraduate Degrees in London

...Applicants who choose King’s as their home... Course detail Description We offer a 2 year full-time or 3 year part-time MPhil, and a 3 year full-time... Learn about: English Language, Political Science, International Relations...

... experience and skills makes for an intellectually exciting atmosphere for both teachers and students. The MA degree programme in Social Anthropology is designed on a modular basis offering different pathways to suit, broadly, three categories of student: Students with a degree in social anthropology wishing... Learn about: Analytical skills, Social Anthropology, Transferable skills...

... written work from an anthropological perspective. These skills will be developed as you explore the key debates and issues in the anthropology of development and tourism, and in the anthropology of space, architecture and landscape... Learn about: Managerial Economics, Architecture landscape, Social Anthropology...

...Research Project* Choose from Animal Behaviour and Cognition Behavioural Ecology Behaviour Epigenetics Behavioural Neuroscience Methods Cognitive and Affective... Learn about: Social care, Social Skills, Professional Experience...

... is on development issues and practice, its disciplinary orientation remains anthropological. Students explore the contribution of anthropology to contemporary development debates, for example, on donors/aid agencies and NGOs, poverty, migration and development, dominating discourses, human rights, violence... Learn about: IT Development, Human Rights, Analytical skills...

...Our MSc International Development and Social Anthropology will be of particular interest if you wish to study global development, policy and practice and their local impacts from an anthropological perspective. It will help you to understand issues, processes and institutions central to global... Learn about: Theoretical approaches, Culture and Development, Management Development...

... issues and practice, its disciplinary orientation remains anthropological. Students explore the contribution of anthropology to contemporary development debates, for example, on donors/aid agencies and NGOs, poverty, migration and development, dominating discourses, human rights, violence and complex... Learn about: Part Time, Human Rights, Full Time...

..., and if you work in such institutions and wish to take a larger role in the direct provision of services or policy development. It is also relevant if you are interested in policy research, in journalism and in undertaking advanced research in international development, anthropology and related fields... Learn about: Management Development, Social Anthropology...

... experience and skills makes for an intellectually exciting atmosphere for both teachers and students. The MA degree programme in Social Anthropology is designed on a modular basis offering different pathways to suit, broadly, three categories of student: Students with a degree in social anthropology wishing... Learn about: Part Time, Social Anthropology...

..., state violence and war; intimacy, parenting, care, friendship and love; ‘race’, racism and diaspora; human rights, citizenship and social movements; education and learning; embodiment; communities and collective life; gender and sexuality... Learn about: Social Anthropology, Social Theory, Part Time...

... appetites are satisfied and whose denied, are all profoundly social dynamics through which identities, relationships, and hierarchies are created and reproduced. The SOAS MA programme in the Anthropology of Food offers students the opportunity to explore historically and culturally variable foodways... Learn about: Intercultural awareness, Security governance, Social Anthropology...

... combinations of anthropology and food, gender, shamanism and therapy, psychoanalysis, religion and healing in South Asia, China and in Africa, and study of the language and ethnography of a particular region. The programme consists of four elements, three examined courses and a dissertation of 10,000 words... Learn about: Intercultural awareness, Medical training, Indian Cinema...

... as well as academic way, as the intensive language courses will enable them to reach a near proficient knowledge of the language. As one might expect of study at SOAS, our programme is unique in that we take a cultural and phenomenological approach to the anthropology of medicine. That is, we stress... Learn about: Medical training, Full Time, Intensive Language...

... how and why media matter. The programme uniquely combines anthropology, media and cultural studies with specific regional expertise in Asia, Africa and the Middle East. It provides students with critical skills, research methods, a wide-ranging understanding of media and the opportunity to pursue... Learn about: Cultural Studies, Social Anthropology...

..., while others pursue careers in research and consulting, NGOs, museums and other cultural institutions, travel-writing alternative tourism enterprises, government agencies, and for-profit businesses. Please note that that this degree will NOT be running in 2018/19 The SOAS MA Anthropology of Travel... Learn about: Travel Tourism, Travel and Tourism, Social Anthropology...

... of understanding how and why media matter. The programme uniquely combines anthropology, media and cultural studies with specific regional expertise in Asia, Africa and the Middle East. It provides students with critical skills, research methods, a wide-ranging understanding of media and the opportunity to pursue... Learn about: Full Time, Part Time, Cultural Studies...

...Start of programme: September Mode of Attendance: Full-time or Part-time The MA in Anthropological Research Methods (MaRes) may be taken either as a free standing MA or as the first part of a PhD [e.g. as a 1 + 3 research training program]. In either case, the student completes a program... Learn about: Research methods, Language Skills, Social Anthropology...

... demonstrate a solid grounding in the discipline as well as the regional and language expertise necessary for continuing onto a PhD. The MA in Anthropological Research Methods (MA Res) may be taken either as a free standing MA or as the first part of a PhD [e.g. as a 1 + 3 research training programme... Learn about: Intercultural awareness, Mesopotamian Languages, Research methods...

...including this one - can include language courses in more than forty African and Asian languages. It is SOAS students’ command of an African or Asian language... Learn about: Political ideologies, Social Anthropology, International Politics...

... of the institutional, political, social and economic contexts where migration takes place and considers differentiated/mitigated effects... Learn about: Transferable skills, IT Development, Part Time...