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    BA (Hons) Anthropology & Visual Practice

    BA (Hons) Anthropology & Visual Practice

    BA (Hons) Anthropology & Visual Practice

    University: Goldsmiths University of London
    England, UK
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    Course Level - UG
    Type - Full Time
    Duration - 3 Years
    Intake - January-September
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    • Our students have been successful in a range of areas, from postgraduate research and teaching in higher education, to film making and other media careers, journalism, and museum curating, to applied or advocacy work for NGOs and development agencies.
    • Our particular emphasis on public anthropology encourages our students to explore options in a range of practice-based and public sector career paths.

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    1.  Approaches to Contemporary Anthropology
    2.  Ethnography of a Selected Region 1
    3.  Anthropological Methods
    4.  Ethnographic Film
    5.  Anthropological Ideas
    6.  Introduction to Visual Practice
    7. Politics, Economics and Social Change
    8.  Working with Images
    9.  Advanced Visual Practice
    10.  Thinking Through Race
    11.  Anthropology and Political Economy
    12.  Thinking Anthropologically
    13.  Anthropology of Religion
    14.  Ethnography of a Selected Region 2 (Europe)
    15. Ethnography Of a Selected Region 2 (Highland Latin America)
    16.  Anthropological Approaches to History
    17.  Anthropology of Health 1
    18.  Anthropology and Gender Theory
    19.  Anthropology and the Visual 2
    20.  Anthropology in Public Practice
    21.  Learning from Social Movements
    22.  Psychological Perspectives in Anthropology
    23.  Anthropology of Art
    24.  Anthropology of Rights
    25.  Anthropology and the Visual Production Course
    26.  Digital Anthropology
    27.  Anthropology of Violence
    28.  Anthropology of Development
    29.  Gender Theory in Practice
    30.  Staff/Student Research Project
    31.  Anthropology of Art 2
    32.  Anthropology of Art
    33.  Anthropology of Development
    34.  Anthropology of Development
    35.  Anthropology and the Environment
    36.  Anthropology and Gender Theory
    37.  Anthropology of Violence
    38.  Anthropology and the Visual 1
    39.  Anthropology and the Visual Production Course
    40.  Anthropology of Rights
    41.  Anthropology of Human Animal Relations
    42.  Health, Medicine and Social Power
    43.  Anthropological Approaches to History
    44.  Ideology and the Secular
    45.  Indian and Peasant Politics in Amazonia
    46.  Myth and Ritual
    47.  Urban Anthropology
    48.  Anthropology and the Visual Production Course
    49. Environmental Anthropology
    50.  Psychological Perspectives in Anthropology
    51.  Borders and Migration
    52. Learning from Social Movements
    53.  Digital Anthropology
    54.  Staff/Student Research Project

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