Anthropology

This course is no longer taking applications, the course structure below applies to re-enrolling students who commenced their studies prior to 2008. Information for course B-Arts can be found at the following: https://handbook.unimelb.edu.au/

Anthropology is the study of the many societies and cultures of the world and their complex interaction. Anthropology's global comparative scope is complemented by a local focus. Its unique perspective is made possible by intensive participation in the daily life and language of the communities studied. Contemporary social asks broad and detailed questions about what it means to be human in a globalising world, as well as providing a critical vantage point from which to reflect on ourselves and others.

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A major in anthropology usually consists of eight 12.5 point subjects, totalling 100 points. It comprises:

• two first year subjects: ANTH10001 Anthropology Studying Human Diversity, and either an Arts Foundation Subject or DEVT10001 The Developing World; and
• three second/third year level subjects selected from the core subjects list; and
• three second/third year level subjects from either the core or optional lists.

Students who commenced their degree before 2007 will need to complete 112.5 points toward this major in order to complete the major. For the specific major structure you must follow, refer to the handbook produced in the year you commenced your degree, available online at https://psc.unimelb.edu.au/.

Level 1 core subject

Core level 2 and 3 subjects

Optional level 1, 2 and 3 subjects