Are you interested in anthropology and want to use your skills to collaborate with organisations such as governments, companies, and NGO's to help them tackle their questions and concerns. Then the applied anthropology track is a good choice. In Applied Anthropology you'll do in-depth fieldwork and translate your findings to non-academic audiences. In the past, students have supported partner organisations to answer questions like: How can museums diversify their visitors? How can the municipality support bottom-up green initiatives? And how do fishing communities negotiate land reclamation projects?
🎓 Qualitative research on a subject of your own choice
Topic of your own choice
Translation of research findings to non-academic audiences
Collaborate with partner organisations
Close-knit community
Then Applied Antropology is the right track for you!
The Master's programme Cultural and Social Anthropology offers three tracks. Applied Anthropology is one of them. The other tracks are: