301506 v.2 Anthropology Major
Introduction
This major introduces students to anthropology - the study of humanity - its origins, development and contemporary variations. It enables you to understand how contemporary local, regional and national cultures are affected by and react to, processes of global change such as industrialisation, urbanisation, increasing inter-ethnic contacts, environmental transformation and new modes of communication.
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SELECT ELECTIVE UNITS TO THE TOTAL VALUE OF: |
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100.0 |
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300.0 |
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400.0 |
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Undergraduate Anthropology Units Available in the School of Social Sciences |
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Students can vary the sequencing of their program after consultation with the Course Coordinator or the Deputy Head, Teaching and Learning, School of Social Sciences. |
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