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About the course
This course enables you to learn how anthropological ideas and approaches are vital for understanding the environmental, social and economic crises of the contemporary world. It teaches how to engage with local knowledge and community-based approaches, rather than rely on global blueprints for sustainable development.
Entry Requirements
A minimum 2:1 Honours degree from a UK institution (or the overseas equivalent) in a relevant subject. References play an important part in the admissions process.
Fees
Full time
Home students £10,600 per year
EU students £22,900 per year
Island students £10,600 per year
International students £22,900 per year
Part time
Tuition fees
Home students £5,500 per year
EU students £5,500 per year
Island students £5,500 per year
International students £11,600 per year
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