Description
The Bachelor's Degree in Social Anthropology provides comprehensive scientific education in Social and Cultural Anthropology, with emphasis on theory, methodology, ethnographic research, and cross-cultural analysis. Graduates acquire scientific training for the study of social and cultural phenomena, social institutions, and contemporary forms of social organisation through interdisciplinary approaches and research methods.
Relation to Employment
The degree provides the scientific qualifications required for employment in public and private sector organisations, international organisations, non-governmental organisations, research centres, educational and cultural institutions, as well as in social policy, healthcare, local government, and intercultural mediation services, with responsibilities related to the research, analysis, and management of social and cultural issues.
Access Requirements / Progression Opportunities
Admission to the program requires a high school diploma and successful participation in national-level examinations or qualifying examinations.
Knowledge
Graduates acquire knowledge of Social and Cultural Anthropology, anthropological theory, ethnographic research methods, and the comparative analysis of social and cultural phenomena. They also gain knowledge in the study of kinship, migration, religion, education, health, gender, labour, social institutions, and human rights.
Skills
Graduates develop skills in applying anthropological theories and ethnographic methods, designing and conducting field research, collecting, analysing, and interpreting qualitative and quantitative data, as well as preparing scientific studies and effectively communicating research findings.
Competences
Graduates are able to analyse and interpret social and cultural phenomena, apply anthropological theories and research methods in diverse social and cultural contexts, design and implement research and social programmes, support intercultural communication and social intervention initiatives, and act with scientific integrity, professional ethics, and social responsibility.