Anthropology
Anthropology teaches students about the cultural variations that exist in quite fundamental aspects of everyday life, while also teaching students to understand how the local is shaped by the movements and connections that link different societies. The Department trains students in research techniques, providing them with strong theoretical tools and field based use of participant observation, both of which are combined in the writing of ethnography. Macquarie’s Anthropology Academics have research expertise in a wide range of geographical areas, including:
- Indigenous Australia
- South, East, and Southeast Asia
- Pacific
- the Middle East
- South America
- Europe
Undergraduate
Degrees available in this area of study are:See also the Future Students - Anthropology website.
Postgraduate
Degrees available in this area of study are:- Master of Applied Anthropology
- Postgraduate Certificate in Applied Anthropology
- Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Anthropology
See also the Postgraduate Course Prospectus for Arts (PDF, 1Mb).
Further Information
Arts Student CentrePhone: 61 2 9850 6783
Email: enqscmp@scmp.mq.edu.au
In person: Building W6A Level 1