Individual tutorial support and academic guidance is given by the programme tutor. Students are also required to attend a study skills course as part of the programme.

There are no formal entrance requirements, but you need to demonstrate an interest in the subject, and the ability to benefit from studying the programme. Admission is by application to UCAS, interview and a short piece of written work.

Half price fourth year fees for Integrated Degree home and EU students - Jan 2012

Students applying for 2012 entry on Anthropology integrated degree programmes, comprising of Foundation Year and then undergraduate degree (BA Anthropology), will benefit from half price fees in their fourth year.

All successful applicants onto the programme will automatically receive this arrangement.

What you study

The programme consists of two components:

Ways of Seeing examines how culture shapes the way we think about the world – and how we understand and interact with others. The programme also introduces you to the history and methods of anthropology, and focuses on understanding anthropological approaches to human society, culture and cultural difference.

Contemporary Issues focuses on the cultural dimensions of globalisation and explores the way people see the world and interact with other cultures in the face of rapid social, cultural and technological change. The programme also examines the visual aspect of anthropology, including its uses of film and photography.

Register your interest

If you register your interest in this programme we will keep you informed about open days and send you relevant further information.