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  1. PhD in Social Anthropology

    MPhil in Health, Medicine and Society. The PhD in Social Anthropology is intended for students who already have full training at undergraduate and/or Master's level in the methods and perspectives of Social/Cultural Anthropology. A first class Honours degree or strong High Pass in a Master's degree in Social Anthropology is normally required.

  2. PhD in Social Anthropology

    A Cambridge PhD in Social Anthropology is very highly regarded, both in the UK and overseas. We have some extremely distinguished alumni who have been enormously influential in academic Anthropology globally. The majority of our PhD graduates go on to jobs in academia, while others build very successful careers in the media, civil service, and ...

  3. PhD

    A Cambridge PhD is very highly regarded in the field of Anthropology, both in the UK and overseas, and we have the largest cohort of postgraduate anthropology students in the UK. Cambridge is unparalleled as a place to study for a PhD, combining world class teaching and resources with a friendly but intellectually challenging atmosphere. The ...

  4. PhD in Biological Anthropology

    The PhD is normally obtained after three years of study (five years part-time) on an approved topic within the field of Biological Anthropology, and includes an oral examination on the thesis and the general field of knowledge in which it falls. The thesis topic is normally proposed by the student and then decided between the student and the ...

  5. Biological Anthropology: Postgraduate Studies

    Biological Anthropology at Cambridge offers four different options to study at Postgraduate level, covering all major fields within the discipline: The unifying theme across our teaching is the understanding of humans, past and present, from an evolutionary perspective. To achieve this, BioAnth at Cambridge looks at humans in the context of ...

  6. PhD in Social Anthropology

    A Cambridge PhD in Social Anthropology is very highly regarded, both in the UK and overseas. We have some extremely distinguished alumni who have been enormously influential in academic Anthropology globally. The majority of our PhD graduates go on to jobs in academia, while others build very successful careers in the media, civil service, and ...

  7. PhD in Social Anthropology at University of Cambridge

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  8. MPhil in Social Anthropology

    The Cambridge MPhil by advanced study in Social Anthropology is an intensive 11-month course (early October to end August). The course is intended for graduate students who are studying the subject for the first time, who have studied Anthropology in the context of a more general degree, and/or for those with little knowledge of the tradition of British Social Anthropology.

  9. Social Anthropology, Ph.D.

    The Cambridge University Department of Social Anthropology is unparalleled as a place to study for a PhD, combining world-class teaching and resources with a friendly but intellectually challenging atmosphere. The PhD course is intended for students who already have full training at undergraduate and/or Master's level in the methods and ...

  10. Postgraduate Courses

    The University of Cambridge was rated as the best in the world for Anthropology in the influential global rankings by QS (Quacquarelli Symonds) in 2018. The Department is also ranked first by the Complete University Guide and What Uni.. The Department of Social Anthropology offers two postgraduate qualifications: the Master of Philosophy (MPhil) and the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD).

  11. PhD in Biological Anthropology at University of Cambridge

    The PhD in Biological Anthropology is an opportunity for original research leading to a thesis within a structured research environment that encourages both independence and collaboration. The PhD is normally obtained after three years of study (five years part-time) on an approved subject within the field of biological anthropology, and ...

  12. Graduate Program

    Graduate Students Site. Tozzer Anthropology Building. 21 Divinity Avenue, Cambridge MA 02138. Peabody Museum. 11 Divinity Avenue, Cambridge MA 02138.

  13. social anthropology

    As India sets about constructing a metal curtain along the full length of its border with Bangladesh, Cambridge anthropology graduate Delwar Hussain... Read more. Protestantism, prawns and politics in Scotland and Northern Ireland 21 Jun 2012.

  14. Biological Anthropology

    Biological Anthropology is unique in straddling both Anthropology and the biological sciences more broadly. For both of these fields, the University of Cambridge is considered by many to be the world-leading institution offering the best possible environment to students wanting to study or conduct research in Biological Anthropology.

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    Vision in the field: Photography from social anthropology. The University's Department of Social Anthropology studies how people live: what they make, do, think and the organisation of their relationships...

  16. Department of Archaeology and Anthropology

    From the Division of Biological Anthropology. This is a master's degree by research in which the sole requirement is a dissertation. It is suitable for those who have a strong background in this field, possibly including research experience. It is expected that the topic of research will fall within one of the areas supported by the Department.

  17. MPhil in Social Anthropology

    The C ambridge MPhil by Advanced Study in Social Anthropology is an intensive 11-month (October to September) graduate degree programme intended as a conversion course for students with little or no previous training in anthropological methods and perspectives. Students will an anthropological background may be more suited to the MPhil in ...

  18. Department of Sociology

    Sociology in Cambridge is taught within the context of the Human, Social and Political Sciences Tripos (HSPS), a unique degree that spans multiple disciplines including Sociology, Politics and Social Anthropology. ... Politics and Social Anthropology. Postgraduate Study. Prospective Postgraduate Students. We foster a lively graduate community ...

  19. Department of Social Anthropology

    New course in Anthropology at the University of Cambridge is open for applications 2 of 4. Cambridge Journal of Anthropology grows after international re-launch 3 of 4. First in-depth analysis published of the Cultural Revolution in Inner Mongolia 4 of 4. For an Anthropology of Freedom - Festschrift in honour of Professor James Laidlaw 1 of 4.

  20. MPhil in Social Anthropological Research

    MPhil in Social Anthropological Research. The MPhil is a 9-month full-time taught course which can be taken as a freestanding qualification or as a route to the PhD. It is a demanding course that enables students to develop their knowledge of social anthropology to a high level of specialization within a short time.

  21. Doctor of Philosophy

    A Cambridge PhD is intellectually demanding and you will need to have a high level of attainment and motivation to pursue this programme of advanced study and research. In most faculties a candidate is expected to have completed one year of postgraduate study, normally on a research preparation masters course, prior to starting a PhD. ...

  22. Prospective Students

    Prospective Students. About. Anthropology is one of the most exciting subjects to study at university today, and Cambridge is unmatched as a place to study, being rated top in four recent surveys; as a place to undertake research; and just as somewhere to be. We are a vibrant and friendly department, innovative and intellectually inspiring.

  23. PhDs Awarded

    Ruth Toulson. Thesis title: Pockets in Shrouds: Death and Desire in Contemporary Singapore. 2022 - 23 Natasha (Sally) Raudon Thesis Title: Huddled Masses: Death and Citizenship in New York City Elizabeth Walsh Thesis Title: 'Like Ice Floes': Iñupiaq Sovereignty and Settler Migration on Alaska's North Slope Samuel Victor Thesis Title: The ...