The M.A. in Anthropology is a two-year postgraduate programme that explores the scientific and cultural study of human societies, evolution, and diversity. The course aims to provide a holistic understanding of humanity through the lenses of social, cultural, biological, and archaeological anthropology.
Students study key areas such as ethnography, human evolution, kinship systems, tribal studies, archaeology, and applied anthropology, complemented by fieldwork, research projects, and practical training. The programme emphasizes cultural sensitivity, research methodology, and analytical thinking.
Career opportunities include roles as anthropologists, researchers, museum curators, development officers, cultural resource managers, and educators in academic institutions, research organizations, NGOs, and government agencies.
