Overview
The Social Anthropology programme from the University of Cambridge students should have:
- developed a deeper general knowledge of the comparative, theoretical and epistemological issues underlying contemporary social anthropological research and, where relevant to proposed doctoral research, developed a deeper knowledge of a specific geographical and/or topical area of anthropology and of the critical debates within it;
- developed a knowledge of a range of current methods, methodologies and research findings and a conceptual understanding that enables their proper deployment and evaluation; and
- where relevant, advanced own plans for field research and undertaken field preparation with reference to both the overall aims of the course and the specific social, ethical and other practical matters relating to their chosen field.
Key facts:
- Continuation to the PhD is normally subject to achieving a pass in the MRes. Students wishing to continue to the PhD must also submit a formal application for continuation during their MRes year.
Programme Structure
Courses include:
The Pre-fieldwork seminar
The Ethnographic Methods Course, Parts I (Michaelmas) and II (Lent)
Statistics for Social Anthropologists (workshop in Michaelmas term)
The Social Sciences’ Research Methods Centre Course on Basic Statistical Methods, modules on Foundations in Applied Statistics and on Designing Surveys.
Key information
Duration
- Full-time
- 11 months
Start dates & application deadlines
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Campus Location
- Cambridge, United Kingdom
Disciplines
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General requirements
Applicants for this course should have achieved a UK First class Honours Degree.
Two academic references
Transcript
CV/resume
Evidence of competence in English
Sample of work (1)
Please upload a sample of your work, 3,000–5,000 in length words. Applicants may submit a longer piece of work, but must highlight the section to be considered. The sample must be entirely your own work, fully referenced and in English.
Research proposal (M)
Tuition Fees
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