Social Anthropology

Social Anthropology

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The Department of Social Anthropology includes the Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology

Social Anthropology at Cambridge is a leading centre globally in anthropological teaching and research. Cambridge anthropologists have always been at the forefront of developments in the discipline. Both in the UK and beyond, a large number of anthropologists teaching in major university departments received their doctoral training here, and the current faculty members are engaged in some of the most innovative frontline research in the human and social sciences today.

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Clare Gordon

Associate Director — Humanities and Social Sciences

clare.gordon@admin.cam.ac.uk

Opportunities in 'Social Anthropology'

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Cambridge Encyclopedia of Anthropology

An open-access teaching and learning resource facilitating access to scholarship in Social Anthropology for experts and non-experts worldwide.
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McDonald monographs in the Haddon Library

Haddon Library

Haddon Library is the University of Cambridge's library for archaeology and anthropology.
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Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology exhibits

Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology

The Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology holds world-class collections representing the arts of the world, the history of humanity, and the diversity and resilience of global culture in the present.
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Social Anthropology Ethnographic Film Collection

Ethnographic Film is an integral part of the Department of Social Anthropology’s teaching curriculum, and student-organised film showings are an especially popular ‘recreational’ event in the termly programming hosted by the Cambridge University Social Anthropology Society (CUSAS)
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Social Anthropology Student Fieldwork Fund

Each year Cambridge Social Anthropology students write their Dissertations based on their own field research as a part of their final degree.
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Humanities and social sciences

The School of the Humanities and Social Sciences is concerned with human behaviour, its history and continuing development through the study of archaeology, anthropology, politics and international studies, sociology, economics, history, the philosophy of science, law, criminology and land economy.