MA Cultural Anthropology
| Tanulmányok helye | Magyarország, Miskolc |
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| Típus | Mesterképzés, teljes idejű képzés |
| Tanulmányok nyelve | angol |
| Díjak | MA |
| Kurzuskód | Social Science |
| Felvételi követelmény | Alapdiploma (vagy magasabb szintű) Bachelor (or equivalent), preferably in the Social Sciences. Végül az egyetemre magával kell vinnie a bemeneti követelmények teljesítését igazoló dokumentumok eredeti példányát. |
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| Nyelvi követelmények | angol B2 |
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| Egyéb követelmények | Legalább 2 referenciát be kell nyújtania. A medical certificate and other documents (according to the Call for Applications) must be added to your application. |
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Áttekintés
Our MA programme in Cultural Anthropology offers students a twofold opportunity: 1. to explore historically and socially variable cultural phenomena, from Europe and North America to Africa, Asia and South America with a special emphasis on Central Europe; and 2. to deepen and broaden their knowledge and understanding of local contexts and sociocultural processes in our fully globalized world. We welcome students from all over the world who are interested in various aspects and dimensions of culture (cultural diversity) and human nature, the application of social scientific knowledge and the special sociocultural contexts of Central Europe.
SPECIALIZATIONS: There is no official specialization at present. However we put emphasis on the application of anthropological knowledge (applied anthropology) in each and every course taught in our programme and students acquire skills and knowledge in the field of visual anthropology.
Contact:
Mrs Katalin Gergely Csire – katalin.csirene@uni-miskolc.hu
Programstruktúra
Read more: www.uni-miskolc.hu/cultural-anthropology
Karrierlehetőségek
The degree prepares students to proceed to advanced postgraduate research or to work as practitioners in fields related to applied and visual anthropology both in the civil society and the business world; as researchers to use different kinds of qualitative methods of data collection and analysis; as experts to prepare and make policy briefs and recommendations in the government sector; and as change agents to identify, understand and analyze various types of sociocultural conflicts.