Culturele Antropologie en Sociologie der Niet-Westerse Samenlevingen, Universiteit van Amsterdam

Culturele Antropologie en Sociologie der Niet-Westerse Samenlevingen

Contemporary social and cultural anthropology aims to understand and explain the differences and commonalities between different lifestyles found in societies of the world.

The Master's programme in Anthropology at the UvA is a broad, one-year Master's programme in which you design and conduct high quality anthropological research. After completing a period of fieldwork, you are expected to write a well-argued thesis.

The University of Amsterdam's anthropology programmes encompass two research traditions: cultural anthropology and social anthropology. A distinctive feature of this programme is that there are several options for your Master's thesis. The UvA does not focus on one specific region, but on the whole world. The topic of your Master's research project is your own choice, made in consultation with members of the academic teaching staff and the supervisor. Therefore, when embarking on the Master's programme, you will need to have some idea of the kind of research you would like to conduct. This also implies knowledge of a specific anthropological research theme, combined with knowledge of a region. It is also possible to join one of the established research projects of one of our staff members.

• Jaar accreditatie 2007
• BezoekadresKloveniersbrugwal 48
  1012 CX AMSTERDAM
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• Website http://uva.nl/msc-anthropology