This programme provides students with the analytical and methodological skills to develop, pursue and analyse research questions, materials and projects tied to the interconnected domains of politics, violence and crime across different spatio-temporal contexts. It uniquely enables students to develop their independent research skills and utilise anthropology as a tool to critically examine a wide range of questions tied to topics such as the state, law, democracy, violence, identity, conflict, revolution, terror, criminality or carceral systems.
This programme provides students with the analytical and methodological skills to develop, pursue and analyse research questions, materials and projects tied to the interconnected domains of politics, violence and crime across different spatio-temporal contexts. It uniquely enables students to develop their independent research skills and utilise anthropology as a tool to critically examine a wide range of questions tied to topics such as the state, law, democracy, violence, identity, conflict, revolution, terror, criminality or carceral systems.
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Course Details
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Study Mode
Full-time
Duration
1 Years
Start Date
09/2025
Campus
London, Bloomsbury
Application deadline
Provider Details
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Course Code
Unknown
Institution Code
U80
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