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Bachelor of International Studies in Anthropology, Deakin University
Geelong, Victoria
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36 Months
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About this course
This anthropology program at Deakin University focuses on understanding humanity in its broadest context. It explores how human societies create communities across diverse cultural settings. Throughout the course, you'll engage with topics such as poverty and development, crime and violence, belief systems, health and illness, and human ecology. This program aims to prepare students for work in various international and diverse environments, equipping them with the knowledge to understand and work with different communities around the world.
Why this course is highly recommended
This course is ideal for those interested in understanding human societies and cultural diversity. It prepares students for a range of careers in community relations, education, government, health, media, research, and welfare sectors. Its broad focus on cultural and social dynamics makes it suitable for students aiming to work in international or multicultural settings.
Specialisation
Students can choose to complete a major or minor sequence in Anthropology. The major involves eight credit points, whereas the minor involves four credit points with specific level requirements. Key units include Peoples of the World, Culture and Communication, Anthropology of Crime and Violence, and Cyborg Anthropology, along with additional units like Medical Anthropology, Myth and Ritual, and Culture, Law and Universal Rights.
Course fees
Application fees
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1st year tuition fees
18.94L
Living cost
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Living cost
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Degree requirements
To complete a major sequence in Anthropology, you need to undertake eight credits points across specified units. The minor requires four credits points, with limitations on level one units and requirements for level three units. The units include courses like Peoples of the World, Culture and Communication, and other community-focused topics.
English language test
PTE
50
TOEFL
69
DUOLINGO
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IELTS
6
Career prospects
Graduates from this program may find employment in areas such as community relations, education, government departments, the health industry, media, research consultancies, and welfare organizations. The course opens pathways to roles that require a deep understanding of cultural and social issues across global contexts.
FAQs
What units are required to complete a major in Anthropology?
You need to complete eight credit points, including units like Peoples of the World, Culture and Communication, Anthropology of Crime and Violence, and Cyborg Anthropology, plus four additional units selected from a specified list.
Can I study Anthropology online?
Yes, the course is available on-campus at Burwood (Melbourne), Waurn Ponds (Geelong), and also Online.
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