BA (Hons) Social Anthropology and African Studies

Course Overview

This undergraduate degree in Social Anthropology and African Studies offers a unique opportunity to explore the immense diversity of African societies while developing a powerful set of analytical and cross-cultural skills. You will learn to critically examine social life, from local communities to global systems, through an anthropological lens. The program culminates in an original research project, allowing you to deeply investigate a topic of your choice with expert faculty guidance.

Key Program Highlights

• Gain expertise in the vast social, cultural, and political landscapes of Africa, both historical and contemporary
• Learn core anthropological methods to conduct research and analyze behavior across different cultural contexts
• Be taught by experienced faculty who have conducted immersive ethnographic fieldwork in African regions
• Choose from a wide range of specialized optional modules after a foundational first year
• Develop and execute an original dissertation project on a subject you are passionate about