Anthropology
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Humanities
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What is Anthropology?
Anthropology is a study program that studies the intricacies, cultural elements produced in human life. Anthropology is divided into physical anthropology and cultural anthropology. Physical anthropology focuses on studying physical and forensic characteristics. While cultural anthropology focuses on studying interactions and relationships between people. Anthropology is indeed the study of humans, so here you will understand the various physical forms of society and the culture that they create.
Why did you choose this programme?
If you are interested in human life and the various cultures it produces, then the Anthropology study program is right for you. Being an anthropologist is a very challenging profession. There are many cultures scattered throughout the world that deserve to be explored and studied. This study program is perfect for those of you who like walking and adventure, because later you will have the opportunity to explore communities and cultures in various regions and conduct research.
Subjects in Anthropology
- 1Folklore
- 2History of Anthropological Theory
- 3Tourism Anthropology
- 4Educational Anthropology
- 5Ethnography of Malaysian Region
- 6Study of the Body of Reason and Society
- 7Ethnographic Diaspora in Malaysia
- 8Migration and Socio-Cultural Change
- 9Law Anthropology
- 10Ethnophotography
- 11Ethnography of Social Welfare
- 12Ecological Anthropology
- 13Human Culture and Senses
- 14Climate Change and Natural Disasters
- 15Nationality and Nationalism
- 16Gender Studies
- 17Health Anthropology
- 18Economic Anthropology
- 19Religion Anthropology
- 20Anthropological Study of Literature
- 21Ethnovideography
- 22Social Transparency Study
- 23Community Empowerment Study
- 24Ethnography of the European Region
- 25Ethnography of Southeast Asia Region
- 26Consumption and Lifestyle Studies
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Job Prospect for Anthropology
Like other social sciences and humanities, Anthropology graduates have the opportunity to work in many fields, regardless of the disciplines studied. But ideally Anthropology graduates can have a career in research and academia. Anthropology graduates can also have a career in marketing because of their ethnographic knowledge. And surely Anthropology graduates can become an Anthropologist whose job is to research, evaluate, and establish public policies regarding the origin of humans both physically, socially, language, and cultural development.
