Master in Humanities with Cultural Anthropology

Cultural anthropology aims at providing a better understanding of people why they are who they are and do what they do; how they think; how they talk, eat, fight, love; and how they organise themselves socially, politically, and in relation to things like gender, religion, sexuality, ethnicity and inequality. The Master Programme in the Humanities, specialising in Cultural Anthropology, provides you with professional, analytical capacities based in ethnographic methods in areas such as international development and humanitarian assistance, migration, multiculturalism, journalism and media, tourism, museums and exhibitions. It also gives you a solid basis for pursuing a research career in Anthropology.