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Discover the diverse cultures around us and across the globe to deepen your global awareness and personal impact. Gain hands-on experience through activities like documenting refugee narratives in our area, collaborating with local groups to study sports participation, or investigating maritime traditions in coastal towns.
As an anthropology student, you'll develop versatile abilities. You'll master clear communication and effective teamwork. At Plymouth, you'll gain expertise in qualitative research methods while navigating the ethical dimensions of data gathering. Most importantly, you'll become skilled at bridging cultural divides - whether between religions, ethnicities, social classes, or gender identities.
Our program features 100% coursework assessments. We design inclusive evaluations that mirror professional scenarios, genuinely preparing you with the skills needed for anthropological careers.
Study anthropology through our dynamic, experiential curriculum. You'll regularly engage in authentic anthropological research projects during your studies.
Learn from published scholars who contribute to leading academic publications, keeping your education at the forefront of anthropological knowledge.
Participate in two funded field excursions to practice essential anthropological techniques while bonding with peers. Visit ethnographic museums in London and Oxford, then conduct international fieldwork in a non-UK location.
Help shape anthropological education. Many course topics originate from student suggestions, covering everything from maritime cultures to humor studies and conspiracy theories.
3 years full-time (with optional placement year).