Explore the social and cultural dimensions of human experience, and discover universalities and diversities in how humans live. Study identity, class, cultural practices and social change, and their impact on everyday life around the world.
This course emphasises contemporary social and political perspectives, discovering societies and cultures all over the world in the present and sometimes also in the pastLearn from expert sociologists and social anthropologists, as well as biological and archaeological anthropologists and criminologists You’ll develop your skills, knowledge and employability through applying theory to contemporary, real world challengesChoose from either a 30-week ‘sandwich’ placement, or a shorter four-week placement – which could give you a professional skillset and crucial contacts as well as potentially making you more employableDevelop your own piece of research based on a topic that interests you, or aligns itself with your future career or study plans, in your final year dissertation.91% of graduates felt that they received sufficient advice and guidance in relation to their course.