Study & Experience
Anthropology is a challenging and fascinating subject. Whether you want to explore the subject through a few short courses, or pursue an entire degree there are increasing opportunities to study anthropology at all levels through distance and face to face learning. Volunteering, travelling, and taking part in archaeological digs, or doing an internship offer great ways to supplement your studies and expose yourself to the diversity that anthropology has to offer. This section provides information on studying anthropology from pre-university education to continuing and distance learning programmes, as well as information, case studies and resources on gap year, volunteering and internship experiences.
At present in Britain, anthropology is offered in certain secondary schools and sixth form colleges ...
Students who have not had the opportunity to study anthropology at secondary school or college may c...
In recent years, anthropology departments across Britain have expanded the range of postgraduate de...
One of the best ways to find out whether or not anthropology is a subject you want to pursue on a pe...
Many universities and colleges in Britain offer part-time adult courses in anthropology or related s...
If you are interested in pursuing a career in anthropology, then volunteering or doing an internship...
Access courses offer a route into higher education (HE) for those who wish to return to education so...
What is a gap year? ‘Gap Year’ is a term used in Britain to describe time taken off from fo...
Distance or online learning programmes allow students the flexibility of studying at a university wi...
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