Anthropology with Innovation at the University of Bristol is designed for students who want to think across arts, science, engineering, humanities, and enterprise to create innovative products, services, and ways of living. This course combines in-depth anthropology studies with interdisciplinary, practice-based learning, allowing students to translate their knowledge into innovative solutions, including digital and creative enterprises. The curriculum covers fundamental theories, methodologies, and empirical bases of anthropology, emphasizing human diversity as a source of both challenges and creative solutions. Group work is central, encouraging collaboration with students from various disciplines such as electrical engineering, psychology, and management, fostering diverse perspectives to develop innovative solutions.
Why this course is highly recommended
This program is ideal for students interested in combining a strong foundation in anthropology with practical, innovative problem-solving skills. It prepares students for diverse careers by fostering teamwork, entrepreneurial thinking, and cross-disciplinary collaboration. Graduates will have a portfolio of live projects and insights into commercial and social enterprises, making them well-equipped for the rapidly evolving world of innovation.
The course blends anthropology with innovation, offering a unique interdisciplinary approach that emphasizes applying anthropological knowledge in creative and entrepreneurial contexts. Students learn to evaluate and develop new products and services, with opportunities for individual projects driven by personal interests.
Application fees
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1st year tuition fees
32.09L
Living cost
Applicants need a typical A-level offer of AAB or a contextual offer of BBB. Other accepted qualifications include BTEC DDD, IB score of 34 points overall, European Baccalaureate 80%, and various Scottish, Welsh, and international qualifications. English language proficiency standards include IELTS 7.0 overall or GCSE English Language grade B.

English language test
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Graduates will be prepared to identify needs and develop innovative solutions across social and commercial sectors. The course’s emphasis on teamwork and portfolio development helps students build networks and practical experience applicable to entrepreneurial ventures, social innovation projects, and roles in various industries that value interdisciplinary and creative skills.