50業子

How do bottom-up initiatives of people striving for racial justice, political change or climate change awareness arise and evolve? This anthropology & development Master's expands your knowledge and research skills. Let’s contribute to society!

Something for you?

• Collaborate closely with our expert and approachable staff and a diverse group of peers from around the world
• Develop a valuable field research project in line with your personal interest
• Open up your horizon as a critical anthropologist and development scientist with a global view
• Build a professional (international) network and contribute to present-day academic debate
• After obtaining your degree you are equipped for a position as a researcher or policy advisor at an established NGO, governmental organization or company
• Pursue the possibility of a dual degree with the University of Glasgow

What will you learn:

In this Master’s programme you develop your critical, analytical, reflective and academic skills to contribute to society, conducting qualitative research. In the first semester, you choose and design your research project fitting in one of three thematic tracks:

• Decolonising diversity in a polarised world
• Ecological livelihoods and environmental justice
• Grassroots initiatives, development and the state

During three months of fieldwork you will find answers on your questions within your area of interest. Concluding the Master’s programme, you will sum up your findings, not only in the form of an academic thesis, but also as a policy brief or other type of output that you can share with relevant stakeholders to increase your impact.