Social and Cultural Anthropology

Study Type

undergraduate

Admission semester

Summer and Winter Semester

Focus

Teaching of substantive, methodological and theoretical fundamentals of an anthropological understanding of global cultural diversity, Critical reflection on one's own professional history as well as forms of colonialism and racism in public and scientific debates, Acquisition of basic knowledge of selected anthropological subject and regional areas

Annotation

Minor subject in the combination Bachelor's degree course - only possible in combination with a major subject
Standard period of study: 6 or 8 semesters (depending on combination)
The degree depends on the major subject chosen.

Further information on the structure of the combination Bachelor's degree course can be found here:


In the minor subject of Social and Cultural Anthropology, you will learn to identify basic forms and dimensions of social coexistence and to analyse and distinguish their fundamentals. You can also research the causes, dynamics, interpretations and forms of conflict and deal with the interactions of human-environment relationships and their transformations. In the subject's own ethnographic collection, practical work is conducted on and with objects and their social and cultural meanings are discussed. Regionally, you have the opportunity to focus on societies of the Americas and the Caribbean.

An integral part of the degree course is the MarSkills programme, in which you acquire attractive and future-oriented key skills (see ).

Admission modus

Without admission restriction

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