Ba anthropology and law in London school of economics and political science

The BA Anthropology and Law brings together two quite different, but complementary fields in a joint honours programme, with equal emphasis in each subject area. It combines all the benefits of a qualifying law degree with the intellectual and philosophical challenge of anthropology: the study of what it means to be human. Students on the programme have a wide variety of interests, backgrounds and motivations.

A level: grades A A B, International Baccalaureate: Diploma with 37 points including 6 6 6 at Higher level, Personal Statement, International English Language Testing Service (IELTS) Academic: A score of 7.0 in all four components (in one exam sitting only), GCSE English Language: Grade B or better, Pearson Test of English (PTE) Academic: A score of 65 in all four components (in one exam sitting only), TOEFL IBT (Internet based test): At least 107 overall with a minimum of 25 in each of the four components (in one exam sitting only), Trinity ISE (revised test): Level III overall with distinction in all components

Qualitative Research Specialist, Research & Innovation Strategist, Human Geographer/Intelligence Analyst, Research Professor in Anthropology

15th Jan