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Social Anthropology is a discipline that studies contemporary social issues through empirically grounded studies of people’s lives. The detailed use of ethnography with its attention to sociocultural difference makes anthropologists unique in the world of social science, as acute observers and analysts of social life.
- Social Anthropology - Study in Norway
What is Social Anthropology? Social Anthropology is a...
- Social Anthropology - Study in Norway
The fundamental goal of anthropological research is to examine micro-level social life as well as global-level phenomena from a comparative point of view, thereby continuously expanding the boundaries of the researcher’s previous competence.
Social anthropology is the study of human society and cultures through a comparative lens. Social anthropologists seek to understand how people live in societies and how they make their lives meaningful.
Specific projects spanning topics from witchcraft and legal pluralism to religious wars and the social life of spirits. A growing research field within anthropology is the migration industry, trafficking and new patterns of migration from Europe to Africa.
What is Social Anthropology? Social Anthropology is a discipline that studies contemporary social issues through empirically grounded studies of people’s lives. Through our two-year master’s programme, you learn how anthropologists have developed theoretical and methodological tools for conducting such studies, and you learn to apply these ...
27 sty 2018 · Dynamic anthropology, a trend that emerged in response to the lack of consideration for social change, completes this section on the French school of thought. The third current analyzed is...
This Master’s programme offers a distinctive opportunity to study these and other social phenomena through ethnographic research. In one of Europe’s most respected Social Anthropology departments, we promote long ethnographic fieldwork in a familiar or unfamiliar setting, at home or abroad.
