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2 Social Anthropology MA Degree Programs in USA
California Institute of Integral Studies
Master of Arts in Anthropology and Social Change
- San Francisco, USA
MA
Full time
2 years
Distance Learning
English
We bring together scholars and activists to engage in co-learning, inspired by a long and beautiful history of education developed in popular universities, modern schools, universities of earth and without walls, and free schools. Our learning community is a convivial space where we collectively consider social movement histories and create a shared understanding of how to influence the movements we are a part of. Our graduates are trained for professional careers in academia, policy, social-political journalism, advocacy, and community, legal, and environmental organizations. Our faculty have a wide range of research interests, among them urban social movements, agri-food studies, politics and filmmaking, post-structuralist philosophy, gender equality, forced migration and refugees, radical oral history, and psychoanalytic time.
Monmouth University
Master of Arts in Anthropology
- West Long Branch, USA
MA
English
Immerse yourself in the study of people and their cultural behaviors, past and present, with Monmouth University’s Master of Arts in Anthropology degree. This comprehensive, 30-credit program is grounded in method and theory and provides extensive opportunities for fieldwork and internships in archaeology, cultural anthropology, cultural resource management, geographic information systems (GIS), historic preservation, and many other areas, giving you essential hands-on experience and preparing you for a career or doctoral study in anthropology.
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Social Anthropology degree programs at the Master's level in the USA offer a unique opportunity to delve into human societies and cultures, combining theoretical analysis with practical research. This field encourages you to explore diverse cultures, social practices, and the complexities of identity through localized studies and global perspectives.
In these programs, you'll engage with core topics like ethnographic fieldwork, cultural representation, and social policy. Students build essential skills such as conducting interviews, analyzing social networks, and interpreting cultural artifacts. These competencies prepare you for various roles, including cultural consultants, community development workers, or researchers in governmental and non-profit organizations. The environment fosters critical thinking and encourages independence as you engage with new perspectives.
The U.S. education system emphasizes research-based learning, where you'll often collaborate on projects that connect classroom knowledge with real-world applications. This approach complements career opportunities in areas like social justice, international development, and cultural preservation, ensuring that graduates possess globally relevant skills.