The BA in Anthropology at the University of Exeter offers you a profound exploration into the diverse ways humans create meaning and structure their societies, past and present. This undergraduate degree is ideal for curious minds eager to understand fundamental human experiences, from kinship and ritual to religious beliefs and the complexities of global debates. You will delve into the core traditions of anthropological inquiry and explore how social worlds are imagined and constructed, providing you with a unique and critical perspective on contemporary life.
This full-time, on-campus programme is structured over three years, beginning with compulsory modules in social anthropology and traditions of inquiry, alongside a range of optional subjects. In your second year, you will engage with current debates in anthropology and further refine your understanding of knowing the social world. The third year culminates in a significant Anthropology Dissertation, allowing you to conduct independent research. You will graduate with a deep understanding of human societies and cultures, equipped with transferable analytical and research skills highly valued by employers across various sectors.