Master's Programme in Social Anthropology
The Department of Social Anthropology at Stockholm University is a world-leading research institution that provides a global and comparative perspective on the diversity of social and cultural forms of the contemporary world.
The master’s program reflects the Department’s commitment to understanding people, ideas, and objects in situ, and how they travel across political and cultural borders, challenging, reinforcing or redrawing them in the process. Studies are flexible and the program offrs a range of courses that reflects the Department’s research interests. It is also possible, by agreement, to choose courses from other departments to tailor an individual specialization. Compulsory courses are e.g. History and Philosophy of Anthropological Theory, and Anthropological Methods. The methods course teaches fieldwork skills and has a strong practical orientation. Students also take part in the “Writing Anthropology Workshop” which runs throughout their first year of study. During the second year, students formulate an independent research project and carry out long-term fieldwork in Sweden or abroad before writing their thesis.
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Programme overview
Year 1
Autumn term
Course 1 (15 hp): SAM225 History and Philosophy of Anthropological Theory
Schedule (256 Kb) Course plan
Course literature (309 Kb)
Course 2 (15 hp): SAM226 Key Themes in Contemporary Anthropology
Schedule (106 Kb) Course plan
Course literature (312 Kb)
Spring term
Course 1 (7.5 hp): SAM210 Transnational migration Course plan
Course information and Schedule (699 Kb)
Course 2 (7.5 hp): SAM215 Digital Anthropology
SAM215 Course Plan (241 Kb)
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Course Literature (147 Kb)
Course 3 (7.5 hp): SAM250 Political Matters Course plan
SAM250 Course Literature (226 Kb)
Course 4 (7.5 hp): SAM223 Environmental anthropology Course plan
Course literature (330 Kb)
During all term: Writing Anthropology Workshop
Course information (633 Kb)
Year 2
Autumn term
Course 1 and 2 (half-time courses 7.5 hp each):
SAM214 Individual tutorial Course plan and
SAM203 Social Antropological Method
Schedule (23 Kb) Course Plan
Course Literature (559 Kb)
Course 3 (15 hp): SAM219 Anthropological fieldwork Course plan
Spring term
SAM212 Master thesis Course plan
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More information
Course litterature
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Contact
Stockholms universitet
Department of Social Anthropology
10691 STOCKHOLM
Phone 08-162000Visiting address: Universitetsvägen 10B, floor 6
Student expedition
E-mail: socant@socant.su.seStudy counsellor
E-mail: studievagledare@socant.su.se