Anthropology

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Anthropology is the study of human beings in all times and places, covering archaeology, biological anthropology, social anthropology, and ethnomusicology.

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Develop communication and analysis skills

Students will strengthen their ability to communicate effectively and analyse human behaviour and societies.

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Understand cultural and social diversity

Gain awareness of cultural, ethnic, and societal differences in a global context.

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Specialise in key fields of Anthropology

Build knowledge in one or more of archaeology, biological anthropology, social anthropology, or ethnomusicology.

What You're Signing Up For

Anthropology at the University of Auckland allows students to study human beings across time and place, including aspects such as archaeology, biological anthropology, social anthropology, and ethnomusicology. The programme bridges the natural sciences, human sciences, and humanities, and offers a unified approach for a holistic understanding of humanity. The subject helps develop communication and analytical skills, as well as awareness of culture, ethnicity, and society.

Course Content

  • Archaeology
  • Biological Anthropology
  • Social Anthropology
  • Ethnomusicology
  • Communication and analysis skills
  • Awareness of culture, ethnicity, and society
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What sort of industry will this job lead to

  • Education

  • Museums

  • Government

  • Non-profits

  • Tourism

  • Community Development

  • Research

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Future employment opportunities might be

  • Aid and development agencies

  • Teaching

  • Archaeology

  • Health research

  • Social research

  • Environmental research

  • Tourism industry

  • Iwi authorities

  • Museums

  • Local or central government