Anthropology Department

Anthropology brings a global comparative and very broad perspective to the study of human beings, exploring an enormous range of similarities and differences in time and space. The field is linked through its sub-disciplines (i.e. Archaeology, Social Anthropology, Linguistic, Medical, Sensory Ethnography and Applied Anthropology) to many other fields in the social sciences, humanities, and natural sciences. Research strengths: Archaeology and Ancient Civilization Cities, Urbanism, and Transnationalism Culture Ecology and Materiality Economy, Markets, and Modernity Gender, Sexuality, and the Body Health and Medicine Historical Anthropology Linguistic Anthropology Media Anthropology Political Anthropology Race And Ethnicity Religion Science and Technology, STS Sensory Ethnography Space and Landscapes State, Sovereignty, and The Law