BSc (Hons) Anthropology
Course Overview
Our world faces immense challenges, from conflict and poverty to wildlife conservation. We need people with the skills to respond. Anthropology at Oxford Brookes covers both the social and biological aspects of this fascinating discipline .
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- Award: BSc (Hons)
- Study level: Undergraduate
- Duration: 36 months
- Attendance: FullTime
- Campus: Headington
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Course Overview
Our world faces immense challenges, from conflict and poverty to wildlife conservation. We need people with the skills to respond. Anthropology at Oxford Brookes covers both the social and biological aspects of this fascinating discipline .
Key Program Highlights
- Award: BSc (Hons)
- Study level: Undergraduate
- Duration: 36 months
- Attendance: FullTime
- Campus: Headington
Requirements
The requirements may vary based on your selected study options.
Modules
- Becoming an Anthropologist 1
- Becoming Human
- Being Human
- Family, Kinship, and Society
- Primate Societies
- Becoming an Anthropologist 2
- Introduction to Physical Geography
- Contemporary Societies: Structure and Change
- Human Evolution
- Social Anthropology Theory
- Anthropology in Practice
- Anthropology in Action
- Understanding India: Society Culture and Economy
- Ritual and Society
- Anthropology Work Placement
- Health, Culture, and Ecology
- Gender and Society
- 鈥楻ace鈥? Ethnicity and Inequality
- Primate Adaptation and Evolution
- Conservation and Heritage Management
- Quaternary Environmental Change
- Independent Study
- Year Abroad
- Anthropology Dissertation
- Culture, Capitalism and Global Transformation
- Development and Humanitarianism
- Cognitive Evolution
- Culture and Care
- Dawn of Civilisation
- Africa: Social and Economic Transformations
- Political geographies of borders: past, present and future
- Forensic Anthropology
- People and Other Animals
- Primate Conservation
- Independent Study
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