BA Social Anthropology & History

The Anthropology and History course at the University of Birmingham is a combined undergraduate degree course that explores both the historical and anthropological perspectives of culture, society, and the experiences of people. It provides a crucial understanding of the interconnected histories and cultures of Asia, Africa, the Americas, Europe, and the wider world.Course Content: The course integrates the study of History and Anthropology, demanding a level of intellectual dexterity and rigor and fostering a range of qualitative and interpretive skills. It involves compulsory modules in both Anthropology and History in the initial stages. Key Modules: The key modules include an understanding of Anthropological theory, the history of Anthropological thought, research skills in History and Anthropology, and optional modules covering the histories and cultures of different geographical areas.Future Careers: Graduates from this course are well-suited for careers in international development, government, NGOs, media and other industries where clear thinking, critical engagement, and understanding of complexity and diversity are particularly valued.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.