Social Anthropology courses London

...audiences and develop a sensitivity to different cultures. Our graduates go on to work in a wide variety of fields from archaeology (fieldwork... Learn about: Social Anthropology, Archaeological Evidence Public, Greek Archaeology...

... 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, Social Anthropology, Human Rights...

...Students develop strong research and analytical skills and an appreciation of the importance of recovering primary data through practical experience... Learn about: Archaeology Presentation Skills, Greek Archaeology, European Prehistory...

...Mode of Attendance: Full-time or Part-time Food is a fundamental human necessity, essential to the sustenance of the human body. At the same time, food may be associated with pleasure, passion, even luxury. Food is also essential to the social body. Who eats what, who eats with whom, and whose... Learn about: Security governance, Social Anthropology, Intercultural awareness...

.... The degree is suitable for students with an intellectual interest in anthropological approaches to the study of health as well as for those who work in health care in Africa and Asia. The aim of the degree is to provide: A phenomenological understanding of the body, which implies also subjective attitudes... Learn about: Indian Cinema, Cultural Studies, Medical Anthropology...

... anthropology with reference to Asia or Africa, but also including other parts of the world People with professional experience in medical practice who have an interest in cross-cultural understandings of health and illness. Students with a degree in social anthropology wishing to pursue more specialist topics... Learn about: Indian Cinema, Medical training, Social Anthropology...

... 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: Social Anthropology, Cultural Studies...

..., political economy, cultural change, heritage, cross-cultural encounter, representation and meaning, space and place, commodification, and interconnections between diverse histories and cultures of travel worldwide. Learn about the Anthropology modules (courses) for this programme. th their diasporas... Learn about: Social Anthropology, Travel Tourism, Travel and Tourism...

... 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, Social Anthropology, Part Time...

... is intended for students with a good first degree (minimum of a 2.1) in social anthropology and/or a taught Masters degree in social anthropology. Most students would be expected to progress to PhD registration at the end of the degree. By the end of the program students will: Have achieved practical... Learn about: Mesopotamian Languages, Language Skills, Social Anthropology...

...Start of programme: September Mode of Attendance: Full-time or Part-time Who is this programme for?: This Masters is designed for students wishing to pursue a PhD in social anthropology. The programme might also be taken as a stand-alone MA for those wanting training in anthropological research... Learn about: Intercultural awareness, Security governance, Part Time...

... Anthropology, South Asian Studies, South East Asian Studies, Study of Religions. Languages - Arabic, Burmese, Chinese, Georgian, Hausa, Hebrew, Hindi, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Nepali, Persian, Swahili, Thai, Turkish, Vietnamese. Some two-subject programmes in Economics and a language (like Japanese... Learn about: History Politics, Banking and Finance, International Economics...

...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, Transferable skills...

... interest in the major themes of the programme and a strong first degree, preferably in a social science. This innovative new programme in the Department of Development Studies offers students the opportunity to combine study and analysis of critical perspectives on development and the increasingly... Learn about: Analytical skills, Part Time, Transferable skills...

... interested in broadening their expertise across anthropology, art history and archaeology. It will also provide an excellent postgraduate foundation for students interested in pursuing PhD research concerned with museums, heritage, and material/visual culture in Asian, African, Middle Eastern... Learn about: Material Culture Studies, Art History, Transferable skills...

... issues in depth in relation to a particular discipline or region. The programme attracts students from around the world. It encourages a transdisciplinary approach to issues of migration and diaspora, providing historical depth as well as perspectives from anthropology, sociology, and postcolonial... Learn about: Public Sector, Transferable skills, Social Anthropology...

... theory; Students who wish to understand cultural transformation from a global perspective; Students who come from other disciplines, such as Law or Politics, and now wish to incorporate an anthropological perspective on issues of migration and diaspora. Students with a degree in social anthropology... Learn about: Part Time, Full Time, Diaspora Studies...