Overview

The Master of Applied Anthropology is a coursework degree with a research element designed for students who wish to gain a qualification in the area of applied anthropology, with a focus on social and cultural aspects of development and policy research.

This course helps students understand the impacts of and cultural influences in government and corporate policy. It covers 'traditional' applied anthropology as well as applications of cultural understanding in international relations, urban planning, design and marketing.

Key features

• Professional career preparation
• Focus on culture and cultural difference
• Contemporary development issues including refugees and resettlement, migration, health in South East Asia and Australian Indigenous Communities

Minimum course duration

1 year full time/part time equivalent

Location

North Ryde

Suitable for

Those who wish to gain a graduate qualification in the area of applied anthropology, social aspects of development studies, consultancy and policy research with a specific focus on the local and community level.

The degree is most appropriate for students with a social science (or related subject) bacground and an interest in culture, society and contemporary development issues.

HECS Course fee

AUD $5,648 p.a.

Student amenities fee

Information on the Student services and amenities fee

Notes:

Attendance modes: internal

Commencing: first half year (session 1)

*The fee listed above is calculated on an average study load, it reflects the rate of fees set for 2011 and is not accurate and absolute. Fees vary from year to year and according to unit choice.