24.01. Bachelor Degree Programme in Social and Cultural Anthroplogy
1. Introductory Phase
1.1 STEOP 1
- 210001 VO STEOP: BA1.1 Foundations of Social Methods
- 210004 VO BAK 2.1 Foundations of Social Theories
- 230002 VO STEOP: VO Basics of Methodology in Social Sciences
- 230005 VO Basics of Social Theory
- 240122 VO STEOP: Introduction to Cultural and Social Anthropology
- 240124 VO STEOP: Basics of Sociological Methods
- 240132 VO Basics of Social Theory
1.2 STEOP 2
- 210005 VO BAK 2.2 Social sciences and social change
- 240123 VO STEOP: Propaedeuticum - Social and Cultural Anthropology
- 240125 PS Introduction to scientific working in socio-scientific contexts
- 240126 PS Introduction to scientific working in socio-scientific contexts
- 240127 PS Introduction to scientific working in socio-scientific contexts
- 240128 PS Introduction to scientific working in socio-scientific contexts
- 240129 PS Introduction to scientific working in socio-scientific contexts
- 240130 PS Introduction to scientific working in socio-scientific contexts
- 240131 VO Social Science and the Change in Society: Current Debates
2. Basics
2.1. Core Issues
2.2 Central Fields of Research
- 240133 VO Introduction to Transcultural Communication
- 240134 VO Anthropology of Nature: An Introduction
- 240135 VO Introduction to political Anthropology
2.3 History of Theory in Anthropology
- 240136 PS Reading Anthropological Texts
- 240137 PS Reading Anthropological Texts
- 240139 PS Reading Anthropological Texts
- 240140 PS [ en ] Reading Anthropological Texts
3. Advanced Phase
3.1 Methods of Social and Cultural Anthropology
- 240141 PS Scientific Writing for Social and Cultural Anthropologists
- 240142 PS Scientific Writing for Social and Cultural Anthropologists
- 240143 PS Scientific Writing for Social and Cultural Anthropologists
- 240144 PS Scientific writing for social and cultural anthropologists
- 240145 PS [ en ] Qualitative Research Methods
- 240146 PS Qualitative Research Methods
- 240147 PS Qualitative Research Methods
- 240148 PS Qualitative Research Methods
- 240149 PS Introduction to quantitative research methods
- 240150 PS Introduction to quantitative research methods
- 240151 PS Introduction to quantitative research methods
- 240152 PS Introduction to quantitative research methods
- 240153 VO Introduction into the Social Anthropological Methods
3.2 Application-Oriented Fields of Research
3.2.1 Intercultural applied Fields in Organisations and Projects
- 240133 VO Introduction to Transcultural Communication
- 240154 VO 'We and the Others?' (3.2.1) - Theoretical and practical perspectives on Intercultural Communication, Competence and Organizational Development
- 240155 VO [ en ] Indigenous Peoples & Environmental Rights (3.2.1)
- 240156 VS Diversity, Housing and Neighborhood (3.2.1) - Theoretical debates and possible fields of work for Anthropologists
- 240157 VS Anthropological Research in Organizations (3.2.1)
3.2.2 Migration - Integration - Asylum
3.2.3 Anthropology and Development Cooperation
3.2.4 Museum and Educational Work
3.2.5 Medical Anthropology - Body Awareness - Transculturality
3.2.6 Visual Anthropology
- 240159 VO Globalization, Documentary Film and Postcolonial Critique (3.2.6)
- 240160 VO Visual Anthropology (3.2.6)
- 240161 VS [ de en ] The Visual in Visual Anthropology Re-Mix (3.2.6)
- 240162 VS Selected Theories and Methods in Visual Anthropology (3.2.6)
- 240163 VS Visual Representations of Orientalism and Exotism (3.2.6)
3.3 Current Issues in Social and Cultural Anthropology
3.3.1 Politics - Globalisation
- 240135 VO Introduction to political Anthropology
3.3.2 Law - Peace - Conflict
3.3.3 Town - Space - Environment
3.3.4 Economy - Tourism
- 240158 VS Freedom Vol. 3: Quo Vadis Anthropology (3.3.4) - on the commodification of science
- 240164 VO Tourism - local, global, intersectional (3.3.4)
- 240165 VS Snowscapes: Imagining and selling snow (3.3.4)
- 240166 VS [ en ] Global Markets and Economic Crises: (3.3.4) - Anthropological Investigations of Contemporary Forms of Neoliberalism, Consumption and Power
- 240167 VS [ en ] Cultural Industries (3.3.4)
- 240168 VS [ en ] The Works of Labor (3.3.4) - Ethnographies of Work and Working People from Early Industrialization to the Contemporary Economic Crisis
3.3.5 Religion - World View - Ritual
3.3.6 Art - Media - Narration
- 240169 VO Introduction to the Anthropology of Art (3.3.6)
- 240170 VO Introduction to African Art. Concepts and style areas (3.3.6)
- 240171 VS Body and Art (3.3.6)
- 240172 VS Media and Anthropology/Anthropology and Media (3.3.6)
- 240173 VS Popular Art in Oceania: Anthropological Reflections
3.4 Regional Specialisations
- 240184 VO Introduction to the Anthropology of the Circumpolar North
- 240185 VO Introduction into the Anthropology of Mesoamerica
- 240186 VO Introduction into the Anthropology of the Balkans
4. In-Depth Study Phase
4.1 Theoretical Discourses
- 240174 SE Theoretical discourses
- 240175 SE Theoretical discourses
- 240176 SE Theoretical discourses
- 240177 SE Theoretical discourses
- 240178 SE Theoretical discourses
4.2 Fieldwork and Analysis of Data
- 240179 SE Bachelor Seminar: Empiric Data Collecting and Analysis
- 240180 SE Bachelor Seminar: Empiric Data Collecting and Analysis
- 240181 SE Bachelor Seminar: Empiric Data Collecting and Analysis
- 240182 SE Bachelor Seminar: Empiric Data Collecting and Analysis
- 240183 SE Bachelor Seminar: Empiric Data Collecting and Analysis
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