The BA Anthropology and Politics degree at Queen's University Belfast invites you to explore the fundamental questions of what it means to be human and how societies are organised, from local communities to global systems. This interdisciplinary undergraduate programme is ideal if you are curious about diverse cultures, social dynamics, conflict resolution, and political structures. You will delve into core anthropological themes such as evolution, culture, and societal organisation, alongside critical political concepts like conflict, peacebuilding, and identity, gaining a comprehensive understanding of human behaviour and governance.
This full-time, on-campus degree, studied over three years, offers a dynamic learning experience. You will engage with modules covering everything from the ethnomusicology of global arts to the psychology of morality and the intricacies of comparative politics. Through case studies, theoretical analysis, and potentially a dissertation, you will develop advanced research, critical thinking, and analytical skills. You will graduate prepared for a wide range of careers in international development, policy analysis, journalism, NGOs, and further academic study, equipped to address complex global challenges.