MSc in Medical Anthropology and Cross-Cultural Practice in Boston United States | Boston University

The Master of Science in Medical Anthropology & Cross-Cultural Practice is a 60-credit, two-year full-time program that includes coursework in research methods and theory, seven electives, a service-learning internship, summer fieldwork, professional development workshops, and a thesis. The program begins exclusively in September, with part-time enrollment options available.

This MS program aims to deliver interdisciplinary education in medical anthropology and cross-cultural clinical or research practice. Its curriculum equips students with fundamental knowledge of medical anthropology theory, qualitative research methods, and specialized concentration areas.

Learning Outcomes
Show comprehensive understanding of medical anthropology's historical development and practical applications in research.
Develop skills to create and present original qualitative research proposals for ethical review and funding consideration.
Acquire specialized knowledge in a chosen research area.
Effectively communicate medical anthropology findings through publications and professional presentations.
Collaborate effectively with research teams to develop practical applications.
Work proficiently across different academic disciplines.