Social Anthropology Courses

... to programme and year to year. A 30-credit module is considered equivalent to 15 credits in the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS). The degree is structured around a combination of core and optional modules. The core modules ensure that you will maintain a balanced training in archaeology and anthropology... Learn about: Anthropology Science, Credits in Archaeology, Portfolio Dissertation...

...History and Social Anthropology (Hons) programme at University of Kent allows for the holistic study of people's ideas, beliefs, practices and activities in a wide range of local, global, diasporic and transnational settings - from their rural and/or urban social, political and economic... Learn about: Social Anthropology...

...Are you looking for a flexible social science degree that keeps your options open? Would you like to arm yourself with the necessary skills to thrive in the world of work? Are you interested in engaging 'real world' research? Would you like the chance to study abroad for a semester? Take the right... Learn about: Social Anthropology, English Language...

... to programme and year to year. A 30-credit module is considered equivalent to 15 credits in the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS). In the first year, you take compulsory modules covering the three branches of the programme: biological anthropology, social anthropology and material culture. Biological... Learn about: Social Anthropology, Construction Training, Ecology Social...

..., will acquire a set of skills that will also serve them well outside academia, and will be aware of their responsibilities as researchers. Our researcher training in social science holds high international standards and qualifies you for an career within academia or other professions with high demands... Learn about: Social Anthropology, Human Geography, Political Science...

...The BA in Social Anthropology and Economics (Hons) from the University of Essex is a distinctive degree programme allowing for the holistic study of peoples ideas, beliefs, practices and activities in a wide range of local, global, diasporic and transnational settings. Social anthropologists study... Learn about: Social Anthropology...

...? Would you like the chance to study abroad for a semester? Take the right course units and you can apply for a paid summer internship through Manchester's Q-Step programme . Social Anthropology and Criminology is a pathway within the bachelor (Social Sciences) degree or bachelorSS for short. bachelorSS... Learn about: English Language, Social Anthropology...

..., rather than with archaeological science. Archaeology degrees are hosted by the Schools of Classics and History. It is also possible to take a degree that incorporates joint Honours with Social Anthropology... Learn about: Archaeology and Topography, Roman Empire, Ancient History & Archaeology...

... and wrong in sociology, only different points of view, and critical thinking is encouraged. Sociology will enable you to question social organisation, understand people's experiences in different social positions and social groups and become more articulate and fluent in expressing your ideas and opinions... Learn about: Social Anthropology, Cultural Studies...

...As social science subjects Psychology and Social Anthropology complement each other well. On this programme offered by the University of Kent you scientifically examine cognition and behaviour in their social and cultural context and comparatively study different forms of human social... Learn about: Social Psychology, Social Anthropology, Skills and Training...

...Do you want to explore societies and cultures across the globe in comparative perspective? Would you like a flexible degree that will keep options open for a wide range of careers in areas including social and political research, consultancy, business and marketing? Do you want the opportunity... Learn about: English Language, Social Anthropology...

... a successful strategy causing a favorable development over time. Which policies cause the most favourable development over time? How do we avoid shaping strategies, policies and decisions based on misperceptions? And how do we assess their consequences effectively before implementing them in our social context... Learn about: Policy design, Design techniques, Social Networking...

...YEAR 1 Core or compulsory module(s) Field Methods Introduction to Archaeology Introduction to Social Anthropology People and Environments Sites... Learn about: Ms Word, Social Anthropology, Archaeological Evidence Research...

...The BA in Social Anthropology with a Year in Finland (Hons) from the University of Kent is a distinctive degree programme allowing for the holistic study of peoples ideas, beliefs, practices and activities in a wide range of local, global, diasporic and transnational settings. Social... Learn about: Social Anthropology...

... in various ways, an interface between the two is commonly recognised. Scholars of religion increasingly use anthropological concepts and tools to formulate questions regarding religious phenomena, while religious ritual and magico-religious practice have long been standard topics in the research... Learn about: Social Anthropology, English Language...

...This top-up degree is flexibly designed to enable practitioners in community health, education, social care and policing to meet their continuing professional development (CPD) needs and develop their expertise in their practice setting... Learn about: Social care, Community health, Early Years...

... but include modules from the Schools of: Art History Classics Computer Science Economics English Modern Languages Social Anthropology Psychology... Learn about: Art History, Social Anthropology, Modern Languages...

...What do we mean by culture and why are its many forms so hotly contested? Why is it so important to our sense of identity and belonging? Cultural Studies and Social Anthropology (Hons) programme from the University of Kent is an innovative subject with distinctive perspectives on all forms... Learn about: Cultural Studies, Social Anthropology...

... in various ways, an interface between the two is commonly recognised. Scholars of religion increasingly use anthropological concepts and tools to formulate questions regarding religious phenomena, while religious ritual and magico-religious practice have long been standard topics in the research... Learn about: English Language, Social Anthropology...