Bachelor Degree Programme in Social and Cultural Anthroplogy

1. Introductory Phase

1.1 STEOP 1

• 210026 VO BA 1.1 Foundations of Social Theories
• 210027 VO BA 1.2 Foundations of Social Methods
• 230002 VO Basics of Methodology in Social Sciences
• 230003 VO Basics of Social Theory
• 240109 VO Basics of methodology in social sciences
• 240113 VO Introduction to Social and Cultural Anthropology

1.2 STEOP 2

• 210033 VO BA 2.2 Social sciences and social change
• 230001 VO Social Sciences and Social Change
• 240111 VO Social sciences and social change: contemporary debates
• 240112 VO Orientation course
• 240176 PS Introduction to scientific working in socio-scientific contexts
• 240177 PS Introduction to scientific working in socio-scientific contexts
• 240178 PS Introduction to scientific working in socio-scientific contexts
• 240179 PS Introduction to scientific working in socio-scientific contexts
• 240180 PS Introduction to scientific working in socio-scientific contexts
• 240181 PS Introduction to scientific working in socio-scientific contexts
• 240182 PS Introduction to scientific working in socio-scientific contexts
• 240183 PS Introduction to scientific working in socio-scientific contexts
• 240184 PS Introduction to scientific working in socio-scientific contexts

2. Basics

2.1. Core Issues

2.2 Central Fields of Research

• 240114 VO Anthropology of Religion and Consciousness
• 240123 VO Introduction to intercultural communication
• 240127 VO Anthropology of Law: An Introduction

2.3 History of Theory in Anthropology

• 240116 PS Reading Anthropological Texts
• 240130 PS Reading Anthropological Texts
• 240131 PS Reading Anthropological Texts
• 240132 PS Reading Anthropological Texts

3. Advanced Phase

3.1 Methods of Social and Cultural Anthropology

• 240165 PS Scientific writing for social and cultural anthropologists
• 240166 PS Scientific writing for social and cultural anthropologists
• 240167 PS Scientific writing for social and cultural anthropologists
• 240168 PS Scientific writing for social and cultural anthropologists
• 240169 PS Qualitative Research Methods
• 240170 PS Qualitative Research Methods
• 240172 PS Qualitative Research Methods
• 240173 PS Introduction to quantitative research methods
• 240174 PS Introduction to quantitative research methods
• 240175 PS Introduction to quantitative research methods

3.2 Application-Oriented Fields of Research

3.2.1 Intercultural applied Fields in Organisations and Projects

• 240123 VO Introduction to intercultural communication
• 240133 VO Anthropology of organizations
• 240134 VO Inter-cultural human rights: the UN declaration on the rights of Indigenous peoples
• 240135 VO Intercultural Competence in International Companies and Organizations: - Theories and Modells in Comparison
• 240136 VS Anthropology of Human Rights
• 240137 VS Intercultural Trainings: Theory and Practice
• 240138 VS [ en ] Indigenous Peoples & Environmental Rights (3.2.1)
• 240139 VS Who¿s Land? The Struggle for Indigenous Landrights in Southern Africa
• 240218 VS Mentoring as a new culture in University organisation: Students promoting students

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

• 240140 VO [ de en ] VO Visual Anthropology
• 240141 VS Introduction in Visual Anthropology
• 240142 VS Inside and outside, emic and etic in visual representation: - theoretical background and practical examples
• 240143 VS Jean Rouch - Explorations in Ethnographic Film
• 240144 VS „How real is reality in ethnographic films?"- anthropological approaches in documentary filmmaking - Methodisch - ethnologische Ansätze im Dokumentarfilm

3.3 Current Issues in Social and Cultural Anthropology

3.3.1 Politics - Globalisation

3.3.2 Law - Peace - Conflict

• 240127 VO Anthropology of Law: An Introduction

3.3.3 Town - Space - Environment

3.3.4 Economy - Tourism

• 240145 VO Work and exchange in rural areas
• 240146 VO Multidimensional Consumption - Introduction to the Anthropology of Consumption
• 240147 VO Anthropology of Tourism
• 240148 VS Sextourism
• 240149 VS Ethnic tourism - concepts, forms ans power relations - Konzepte, Formen und Machtverhältnisse
• 240150 VS Tourism and Gender: Junctions and Disjunctions

3.3.5 Religion - World View - Ritual

• 240114 VO Anthropology of Religion and Consciousness

3.3.6 Art - Media - Narration

• 240151 VO Introduction to the Anthropology of Art
• 240152 VO Media Ethnographies - Ethnography in the Anthropology of Media
• 240153 VO Introduction to African Art. Concepts and Style Regions
• 240154 VS Islam in film and television
• 240155 VS Tatau or Tattoo? An Introduction to the Culture and Practice of Tattooing
• 240156 VS Representing Diaspora Identities

3.4 Regional Specialisations

• 240126 VO Introduction to the Anthropology of Oceania
• 240128 VO Ethnology of Central Asia: An Introduction
• 240129 VO Introduction to the Anthropology of Africa

4. In-Depth Study Phase

4.1 Theoretical Discourses

• 240157 SE Theoretical discourses
• 240158 SE Theoretical discourses
• 240159 SE Theoretical discourses
• 240160 SE Theoretical discourses

4.2 Fieldwork and Analysis of Data

• 240161 SE Fieldwork and analysis of data
• 240162 SE Fieldwork and analysis of data
• 240163 SE Fieldwork and analysis of data
• 240164 SE Fieldwork and analysis of data