MSc Biological Anthropology (by Research) in Canterbury United Kingdom | University of Kent

The Master's programme in Biological Anthropology by Research allows you to undertake self-directed study with guidance from a supervisory team headed by one of our globally renowned scholars. With our diverse regional knowledge and wide-ranging subject specializations, we can provide expert supervision spanning socio-cultural, biological, medical, and visual anthropology. Our Research Master's options include both one-year full-time and two-year part-time pathways, during which you'll develop and compose a thesis with support from one or two faculty advisors. Our dynamic research community explores the full spectrum of biological and evolutionary anthropology. Students benefit from comprehensive contemporary data-analysis resources and a recently upgraded laboratory specifically designed for biological and evolutionary anthropology research. We welcome new research candidates and encourage you to contact us about developing your unique project ideas.