Anthropology
Goldsmiths, University of London
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Research areas may include: post-socialism; Caribbean societies; the human/animal interface; concepts of illness and the body; Himalayan anthropology; Italy; Argentina; myth, time and ritual; Africa and the African diaspora; music and film as cultural politics; the anthropology of economic institutions and or organisations; women and Third World development; Brazilian Amazon; India: local politics and the state; art, history and colonialism in the Pacific; legal anthropology; cross-cultural approaches to photography.
Department: Anthropology
Qualification:
PhD
Qualification Level:
RQF Level 8
Requirements:
First degree or an MA in Social Anthropology; graduates in unrelated fields may be considered subject to qualifying examination. Students converting from other disciplines should study MA in Social Anthropology, or do conversion year.
Assessment Methods:
Assessment is by a written thesis (100,000 words) and viva voce.
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