Master of Anthropology (Advanced)
An advanced postgraduate programme focused on ethnographic research and the analysis of contemporary human cultural lives.
Best for:Best for students with a background in anthropology or related fields seeking advanced ethnographic research training.
Overview
The Master of Anthropology (Advanced) at The Australian National University offers an in-depth exploration of contemporary human cultural experiences through an ethnographic lens. Students are trained to examine complex global challenges, such as climate change and xenophobia, while investigating how government policies and new technologies shape daily life. The curriculum emphasizes the development of rigorous ethnographic skills, enabling participants to conduct independent research and perform cross-cultural comparisons. This programme is specifically designed for individuals seeking to apply anthropological insights to specific professional or academic contexts.
What you'll do
- Engage in advanced study of contemporary human cultural lives through ethnographic methods.
- Conduct independent research projects or thesis work under the guidance of an identified supervisor.
- Analyze the impact of government policies, technologies, and services on human social contexts.
- Develop skills for cross-cultural comparison and critical analysis of global events.
- Participate in academic coursework designed to refine qualitative research capabilities.
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor degree in a cognate discipline or international equivalent.
Degree offered: Master of Anthropology (Advanced)
Language: English proficiency as required by the university for international students.
Instruction: English
- Academic background in a cognate discipline.
- Minimum GPA of 6/7 (for direct entry) or 5/7 (with additional Graduate Certificate/Diploma).
- Approval from an identified supervisor for the research project or thesis component.
- Must hold a cognate Bachelor degree or international equivalent.
- Must secure approval from an identified supervisor for the research project/thesis.
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How to apply
Interested applicants should review the programme requirements on the official ANU website. Ensure you have identified a potential supervisor for your research project before submitting your application through the university portal.
- Academic transcripts
- Proof of degree completion
- Supervisor approval confirmation
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