Anthropology Bachelor of Arts (with Honours) - BA (Hons)

### Why choose this course at Sussex?

* Develop sought-after skills for a career making a positive difference, preparing for diverse industries including media, journalism, international development or charities.

* Study global challenges from different perspectives with our wide range of modules and electives, tailoring your degree to your interests.

* Benefit from opportunities to undertake independent research and conduct fieldwork, with teaching from experts tackling real-world problems and specialist career support.

People, cultures and societies are different the world over. As an Anthropology student, you’ll explore a wide diversity of cultural contexts. You’ll study the ways in which people around the globe tackle contemporary issues – from climate change, health inequalities and environmental degradation, to racial discrimination, gender-based violence and human rights.

At Sussex, you’ll learn from experts tackling real-world problems. We influence debates on topics such as social justice and activism, sexualities and queer experiences, contemporary forms of slavery, ethical trade and religious conflict.

We value interdisciplinarity. Throughout your course, you’ll be encouraged to study global challenges from different perspectives. From philosophy to law and modern languages, you take electives from other subjects to open your mind to other disciplines and tailor your degree to your interests. You’ll have the opportunity to work on an independent research project and conduct fieldwork. Our diverse range of modules includes topics such as:

* gender, body and sexualities

* racial injustice and anti-racist activism

* ethnographic film, visual and sensory anthropology

* economic precarity, wage-less life and the gig economy

* violence and conflict in postcolonial contexts.

During your studies, you’ll gain the skills and confidence to make a positive difference in the world. When you graduate, you’ll have the knowledge for employment in areas such as:

* NGOs and global development organisations

* media

* international research organisations

* charities

* journalism.

Location

Nestled in the South Downs National Park, close to the sea and Brighton’s vibrant cultural scene, our campus offers a warm and welcoming home. Situated just an hour from London and 30 minutes from Gatwick Airport, Brighton offers the best of both worlds. Encouraging curiosity, creativity and connection, it combines the best of city life with easy access to the countryside, the UK’s capital and the wider world beyond.