7 Full-time Master's in Anthropology in Ireland

The Anthropology degree delivered by the University College Cork as a comparative and international discipline, is the most fundamental and encompassing of the Humanities, Arts, and Social Science disciplines.

The Anthropology programme at Maynooth University is primarily a degree that aims to equip students for professional careers that are enhanced by academic social-scientific knowledge or the particular skills of trained ethnographic researchers.

This unique international Cultural Differences and Transnational Processes (CREOLE) degree from Maynooth University is an innovative two-year Anthropology degree (120 ECTS), funded under the EU SOCRATES Programme, in which students are required to spend two of the four semesters at one or more European partner institutions.

This Ethnochoreology course from University of Limerick explores dance as a cultural practice, offering a unique lens through which to study movement, identity, and tradition.  

The objective of the Anthropology programme at Maynooth University is to provide students with professional training in anthropological research and to produce scholars capable of contributing to international networks in the discipline in an original, ethical and effective fashion.

The Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s in Humanitarian Action (MSc) at University College Dublin is a comprehensive two-year programme designed for full-time students. This master's course provides a multidisciplinary approach, equipping graduates with the necessary skills and knowledge for careers in humanitarian efforts.

The Humanitarian Action M.Sc. at University College Dublin is a full-time, one-year programme delivered on campus. This interdisciplinary course provides high-quality academic education and professional competencies for those pursuing careers in relief and development, focusing on critical thinking and research skills.