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The chair for Social Anthropology (Ruhr-University-Bochum) invites you to discover the lives, ideas and research activities of the anthropologists who participated in the video project on “The History of Federal German Anthropology”.
In research and teaching, the Department of Social & Cultural Anthropology at Goethe University provides contemporary and historical perspectives on social phenomena as processes and expressions of varied dynamics. Non-European societies have long been a focus of research at the Frankfurt Department of Social and Cultural Anthropology; today ...
6 dni temu · All important info for international students in Germany (2024/2025) Social Anthropology is an insightful field focused on the comparative study of human societies and cultures. It explores social patterns, cultural norms, and the diverse ways in which people live around the world.
All important info for international students in Germany (2024/2025) Updated: 11-16-2024 | Reading Time: 3 minutes The broad category of Anthropology allows you to see in one place all Germany has to offer in terms of studying human history from a comparative, scientific, and social perspective outside of the simultaneously broader and more ...
1 dzień temu · Students learn about human diversity, social structures, and cultural phenomena, often through fieldwork and ethnographic studies. Graduates are well-prepared for careers in cultural research, museum curation, international development, or academia, contributing valuable insights into the richness and complexity of human life.
In Winter Semester 2022/23 the Master's Programme (formerly known in German under the name "Ethnologie") started in English as "Social and Cultural Anthropology" with NEW admission requirements.
Social and Cultural Anthropology aims at understanding social and cultural dynamics of societies worldwide. While Anthropology originated historically as the discipline that researched "other cultures" (meaning "non-western cultures") anthropologists today work also within their own societies.
