Bachelor in Anthropology - Grado en Antropología

Faculty of Health and Social Sciences - Bournemouth University

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Imparte:

Faculty of Health and Social Sciences - Bournemouth University
Modalidad:

Presencial
Precio:

UK/ROI/Channel Islands: £9,250 per year
International: £15,250 per year
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Comienzo:

Septiembre 2024
Lugar:

Royal London House, Christchurch Road
Dorset (Bournemouth) BH1 3LT
Reino Unido
Duración:

3 Años
Idioma:

El Grado se imparte en Inglés
Titulación:

BSc (Hons) Anthropology

Presentación

This degree - one of just a handful at UK universities to offer complementary units covering social anthropology alongside the core focus on biological anthropology – provides a firm foundation for understanding how societies work.

Requisitos

104 - 120 UCAS tariff points including a minimum of 2 A-levels or equivalent. BTEC Extended Diploma: DMM.

International entry requirements:
If English is not your first language, you will need IELTS (Academic) 6.0 with a minimum of 6.0 in reading or writing and 5.5 in all other components or equivalent.

Objetivos

Anthropology is the study of humans: what unites us as a species, and how and why individuals and groups vary both biologically and culturally across space and time
With comprehensive study of the dual biological/social nature of humans and human societies, past and present - gain an understanding of human biological and cultural diversity
Undertake hands-on practical and laboratory work, all delivered by leading academics with 92% of students studying Anthropology agreeing that staff made the subject interesting
Anthropological theory and fieldwork, cultural ecology, human-environment interaction, human evolution, and material culture and technology are all key areas of study
Select subject options from biological and social anthropology and allied disciplines, to build your study around your own interests, passions, and career aspirations
Complete a five- or a 30-week placement to apply skills developed as well as build a network of professional contacts and a strong CV, enhancing your career prospects.

Programa

Year 1
Core units
AAFS Study Skills
Ancient Peoples & Places
Human Anatomy & Physiology
Introduction to Social Anthropology
Introduction to Social Theory
Studying Ancient Materials

Year 2
Core units
Becoming Human
Themes in Archaeology & Anthropology
Growing up & Growing old
Archaeological Science

Option units
Semester 2 (choose 2):
Environmental & Societal Challenges
Understanding Cultures
Understanding Globalisation
Rome & Barbarian Europe
Societies of prehistoric Europe

Optional placement year
You may choose to complete an optional 30-week minimum work placement which can be carried out anywhere in the world. The placement year offers a chance to gain experience and make contacts for the future. Alternatively you can complete a short 5 week placement and complete your course in three years.

Final year
Core units
Cultural Ecology
Independent Research Project

Option units
Semester 1 (choose one):
Anthropology of International Intervention
Science of Human Remains
Seekers, Believers & Iconoclasts - Sociology of Thought
Semester 2 (choose one):
Animals & Society
Food, Culture & Travel
Primate Behavioural Ecology

Salidas profesionales

Archaeologist
Commercial Heritage, museums, conservation trusts and tourism
Data management and analysis
Education, higher education, research and academia
Historical preservation
Commercial archaeology excavation and consultancy
Local government services, charities, social research and policy, health and social work, development,
Law, law enforcement, forensic science, scene of crime and police forces
Overseas agencies and international organisations