Social and cultural anthropologists are in high demand for their versatility. The experience this course will provide you in conducting research, analysing and translating data, intercultural communication, collaboration, advanced problem-solving and critical thinking are all conducive to a diverse and rewarding career.
Anthropologists at the heart of change
From aiding refugees to spearheading tech innovation, and from shaping HR strategies to influencing government policymaking – anthropologists are true change-makers Understanding human behaviour within culture and society provides essential insights that enable rapid progress in our increasingly connected world.
Potential pathways
Our Master’s graduates can be found working in multiple fields all over the world, including:
- cultural diversity consultancy
- international development
- public sector positions
- NGOs
- Healthcare sector
- social work
- museums
- education
- journalism
- research
The rising demand for anthropological expertise
As global issues become more complex, the need for professionals with a 360° view is growing. This course will empower you to undertake independent research, build strong arguments, and gain an in-depth understanding of the difficulties facing society, making you a valuable asset in any professional environment.
Solving organisational challenges
In a world where workplace culture mirrors society, there is a growing need for experts who understand cultural subtleties and interpersonal dynamics. VU’s social and cultural anthropologists are trained to meet complex organisational challenges head-on.