Certificate in Anthropology Level 1

Define the field of Anthropology and its key concepts.

Examine the historical development and evolution of Anthropological Thinking.

Analyze the role of Culture in the context of Anthropology.

Explore various Theoretical Approaches used in Anthropological research.

Apply different Anthropological Research Methods in practice.

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Introduction to Anthropology: Gain a foundational understanding of "Anthropology," exploring its scope, significance, and the role of anthropologists in studying human societies and cultures.

History of Anthropological Thinking: Dive into the historical evolution of "Anthropology" as a field of study, examining key thinkers, theories, and paradigm shifts that have shaped anthropological thought.

Culture and Anthropology: Explore the intricate relationship between "Culture" and "Anthropology," delving into how anthropologists analyze, interpret, and compare diverse cultural practices, beliefs, and norms.

Theoretical Approaches to Anthropology: Investigate various theoretical frameworks and perspectives used in "Anthropology," such as functionalism, structuralism, symbolic anthropology, and postmodernism, to understand cultural phenomena from different angles.

Anthropological Research Methods: Discover the research methodologies and techniques employed by anthropologists, including participant observation, ethnography, interviews, surveys, and data analysis, to conduct systematic studies of societies and cultures.

Economic Anthropology: Focus on the subfield of "Economic Anthropology," which examines economic systems, production, distribution, and consumption patterns within different cultural contexts, shedding light on the economic aspects of human societies.