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Anthropology, Environment and Development (MSc)

This MSc evaluates the environmental impact of activities in terms of human subsistence and welfare via a systematic, theoretical and methodological training.

Art History PhD

Supervision is offered in Arabic and Islamic influences, humanism and history of scholarship or medieval to early modern art, history, philosophy and science.

Art History, Curatorship and Renaissance Culture MA

Offered by the Warburg Institute in collaboration with the National Gallery, London and aimed at academic art historians and museum curators.

Biosocial Medical Anthropology (MSc)

The MSc in Biosocial Medical Anthropology is for those wishing to gain proficiency and understanding of biosocial approaches.

Digital Anthropology BA (Hons)

From fake news to personal data, digital technology is shaping and reshaping our lives faster than at any other time in human history.

Digital Anthropology (MSc)

This MSc combines technical skill with anthropological research methodologies in order to train you for research and involvement in this emergent world.

History of Art and Architecture of Islamic Middle East and Intensive Arabic MA

The History of Art and Archaeology provides students with expertise in the History of Art and/or Archaeology of Asia, Africa and the Middle East.

Material and Visual Culture MA

MA covers production, exchange and consumption, and uses anthropological perspectives based on the comparative study of societies, historically and culturally.

Medical Anthropology MA

The MA Medical Anthropology comprises of two pathways catering for candidates with or without anthropological training.

Medical Anthropology MSc

This MSc covers advanced medically related anthropology to enable you to utilise anthropological approaches in a range of research and professional roles.