Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of the Anthropology specialisation, students will have developed the appropriate disciplinary knowledge and acquired advanced skills to:

1. critically apply theoretical frameworks and research techniques to understanding national and international issues and problems;
2. relate a field of study in the arts, humanities or social sciences to its wider cultural and societal context;
3. critically evaluate ideas and develop creative solutions to complex problems; and
4. communicate and debate complex issues both orally and in writing, using a variety of media.

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Requirements

This specialisation requires the completion of 24 units, which must consist of:

24 units from completion of the following course(s):

Code	Title	Units
ANTH6004	Religion, Ritual and Cosmology	6
ANTH6005	Traditional Australian Indigenous Cultures, Societies and Environment	6
ANTH6009	Culture and Development	6
ANTH6010	Anthropology of Art	6
ANTH6017	Culture, Social Justice and Aboriginal Society Today	6
ANTH6025	Gender and Cross-Cultural Perspective	6
ANTH6026	Medicine, Healing and the Body	6
ANTH6056	Belonging, Identity and Nationalism	6
ANTH6057	Culture and Person	6
ANTH6064	Anthropology of Environmental Disasters	6
ANTH6514	Anthropology of Media	6
ANTH6515	Crossing Borders: Migration, Identity and Livelihood	6
ANTH6516	Violence and Terror	6
ANTH6518	Food for Thought: Anthropological theories of food and eating	6
ANTH6519	Social Animals: anthropological perspectives on animal-human relationships	6
ANTH8055	Key issues in native title anthropology	6

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