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Social Anthropology
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Social anthropology – UCA in Bratislava
Social anthropology is a field of science that studies human society, culture and behavior in a variety of manifestations, functioning, evolution and interaction. It is based on long-term ethnographic field studies in which anthropologists come into close contact with the studied community to understand its structure, values, customs and dynamics.
The purpose of the study at the first level is to acquire students’ basic and cross-level knowledge of social anthropology, especially with an emphasis on application at the level corresponding to the current level of knowledge. At the same time, students gain additional knowledge and understanding in a particular specialized field (political, economic or cognitive-evolutionary anthropology), including knowledge of practical contexts and connections with related fields such as ethnology, sociology and history.
Core subjects
- Introduction to anthropology.
- Modern history.
- Academic writing and citation.
- Classical anthropological theories.
- Applied anthropology.
- Social policy and public administration in Slovakia.
- Anthropology of Eastern Europe.
- Practical methods and techniques.
Employment
Possible professions of graduates:
- Specialist in social sciences and religious studies.
- Sociologist, anthropologist, geographer and similar specialists.
- Anthropologist.
- Specialist in management and administration.
- Analysts in the field of management and organization of labor.
- Specialist in process optimization.
- Specialist in quality system management.
- Project manager.
- Specialist in strategy and development.
- Specialist in regional and rural development.
- Specialist in socio-economic development.
- Specialist in the field of education and human resources development.
- Social and medical worker.
- Social Worker.
Admission requirements
Have a certificate of knowledge of the Slovak language level B1
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