This three‑year full‑time degree (with an optional four‑year “with Study Abroad” variant) offers the chance to explore human societies, cultures and behaviours across time and space.You’ll study core anthropological concepts such as ritual, kinship, belief systems, identity, human‑animal relations, and the impacts of globalisation and migration.Through lectures, seminars, tutorials and qualitative research methods (such as ethnography, interviews, and fieldwork) you develop skills in analysing evidence, interpreting cultural phenomena, and organising research.n later years you choose optional modules reflecting your interests (for example food systems, migration, media, environment), and in your final year you complete an individual dissertation project.
Fees are available on request.
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