After graduation

After graduation

Anthropology is an academic discipline that allows for different careers. The skills you develop during your Bachelor regarding writing, research and intercultural communication can be put to use in many employment sectors. Because the programme offers different specialisations, you can become an expert in the area of your interest.

Subsequent Master's programmes

After your Bachelor's degree in Anthropology, you can continue your studies with a Master's such as;

Cultural and Social Anthropology
Do you want to think critically about social and cultural phenomena and engage with current anthropological debates? Then the Master's programme in Cultural and Social Anthropology might be right for you.

The Master's offer two tracks:
- Applied Anthropology
- Visual Anthropology
Medical Anthropology and Sociology

Would you like to analyse health issues in a globalising world? The Master's programme in Medical Anthropology and Sociology focuses on health and healthcare in a political, economic and cultural context.
Research Master's Social Sciences
The two-year Research Master's in Social Sciences offers you advanced training in current social science theory and innovative methodologies in a rigorous and multidisciplinary social science research environment.
Research Master's International Development Studies

During the Research Master's programme in International Development Studies you will critically and constructively focus on development debates, issues and processes with an emphasis on social and ecological justice.

Professions for anthropologists

Our graduates work as:

Journalists
Government policy advisers
Project leaders at (inter)national organisations and NGO's
Consultants
Diplomats
Documentary filmmakers

Subsequent Master's programmes

Professions for anthropologists

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