Masters Degrees in Anthropology, Netherlands

Deepen your knowledge of society’s dynamics Are you captivated by how people interact in today's global societies? Do you want to deepen your knowledge… Read more

The renowned Keuzegids Masters 2018 rated Cultural Anthropology. Sociocultural Transformation at Utrecht University as the  Best Master’s Programme  in its field in the Netherlands. Read more

Sustainability is one of the key concepts of our times, although a contested one. As the product of concerns about environmental degradation, climate alteration, rising socioeconomic inequalities, increasing mobility, and accelerated change, the term has many different meanings and imperatives. Read more

In Philosophical Anthropology you study the philosophical significance of psychoanalytical hermeneutics as developed by Freud and followers (Lacan, Klein, et al.) Research focuses in particular on the phenomenological tradition (Sartre, Merleau-Ponty, Deleuze and Butler). Read more

Are you looking for a highly challenging two-year Research Master's programme in Philosophy? Come to Radboud University! Philosophy has a unique role within contemporary society. Read more

Why do people migrate? How do immigrants integrate and develop (new or dual) cultural identities? How do host societies respond to immigrants? Why… Read more

Are you interested in studying contemporary population issues like ageing, migration and global population growth? In the master programme Population Studies students learn the theories, methods and skills required to become a versatile demographer. Read more

How do gender, race, ethnicity, class, sexuality, dis/ability and/or religion contribute to the formation of social identities? What role do ensuing power… Read more

How do socialisation contexts influence the development of children and adolescents? Why is it that young males in particular tend to get involved in crime?… Read more

At first sight, the arts and sciences appear to be worlds apart. While sciences draw on strict procedures, the arts seem to be exempted from such rules. Read more

IMARC is a two-year International Master’s in Advanced Research in Criminology involving three European universities. Read more

Conflicts lead to looting, killing, recruitment of child soldiers, genocide – and even terrorism. They can also lead to cross-border crimes such as human trafficking, kidnappings and wildlife crimes. Read more

Detecting and combatting crime is becoming increasingly complex. Security is high on the national and international agenda. The master’s programme Crime and Criminal Justice in Leiden provides the skills to face these challenges. Read more