Understand Cultural Anthropology - Level 1 & 2

Why Study This Understand Cultural Anthropology - Level 1 & 2 Diploma?

Embark on an enlightening journey through the field of Cultural Anthropology, designed to provide a foundational and advanced understanding of human cultures, social structures, and the forces that shape them. This Level 1 & 2 course covers a wide range of topics from the basics of Anthropology and its historical development to the nuanced studies of race, gender, and globalisation. Whether you're new to the subject or seeking to deepen your knowledge, this curriculum offers a structured pathway through the diverse and dynamic field of Anthropology, illuminating the complexities of human societies and their cultural expressions.

Learning Outcomes:

• Gain a solid understanding of Anthropology's scope, including its history and fundamental concepts of culture.
• Explore various theoretical approaches within Anthropology, equipping you with perspectives needed to analyze cultural phenomena.
• Learn Anthropological research methods to conduct studies and interpret cultural data effectively.
• Understand the role of language, art, and economic systems in shaping cultures through an Anthropological lens.
• Examine political systems, gender roles, kinship patterns, and the impact of race and ethnicity from an Anthropological perspective.

CPDQE Accreditation

This Understand Cultural Anthropology Course is CPDQE accredited. CPD is a globally recognised parameter for continuous professional development acknowledged by thousands of professional bodies, employers and academic institutions in the UK and around the world.

Dual Certificates

After completing this Understand Cultural Anthropology Course, you will receive a course completion certificate from Reed. Also, you will receive an Accredited Certificate of Completion From SkillArts.

Accredited Certificate of Completion from SkillArts

Digital certificate - Included

Reed Courses Certificate of Completion

Digital certificate - Included

• Introduction to Anthropology 07:00

  • 1: Anthropology: Introduction to Anthropology 07:00

• History of Anthropological Thinking 07:00

  • 2: Anthropology: History of Anthropological Thinking 07:00

• Culture and Anthropology 07:00

  • 3: Anthropology: Culture and Anthropology 07:00

• Theoretical Approaches to Anthropology 07:00

  • 4: Anthropology: Theoretical Approaches to Anthropology 06:00
  • 5: Care for a feedback! 01:00

• Anthropological Research Methods 13:00

  • 6: Anthropology: Anthropological Research Methods 13:00

• Language, Communication, and Art 07:00

  • 7: Anthropology: Language, Communication, and Art 07:00

• Economic Anthropology 13:00

  • 8: Anthropology: Economic Anthropology 13:00

• Political Systems 10:00

  • 9: Anthropology: Political Systems 10:00

• Gender and Sexuality 07:00

  • 10: Anthropology: Gender and Sexuality 07:00

• Marriage, Reproduction, and Kinship 08:00

  • 11: Anthropology: Marriage, Reproduction, and Kinship 08:00

• Race, Caste, and Ethnicity 11:00

  • 12: Anthropology: Race, Caste, and Ethnicity 11:00

• Religion and Belief Systems 10:00

  • 13: Anthropology: Religion and Belief Systems 10:00

• The Impact of Industrialisation 10:00

  • 14: Anthropology: The Impact of Industrialisation 10:00

• Colonialism and Cultural Change 05:00

  • 15: Anthropology: Colonialism and Cultural Change 05:00

• Cultural Exchange and Globalisation 05:00

  • 16: Anthropology: Cultural Exchange and Globalisation 05:00

• Claim Your Free Accredited Certificate 01:00

  • 17: Claim Your Free Accredited Certificate 01:00

Understand Cultural Anthropology - Level 1 & 2 Course Syllabus

Introduction to Anthropology

• Overview of Anthropology, defining culture and its significance in human societies.

History of Anthropological Thinking

• Evolution of Anthropological theories, tracing key thinkers and ideas.

Culture and Anthropology

• Examination of culture as the central concept of Anthropology.

Theoretical Approaches to Anthropology

• Comparative study of theoretical frameworks that guide Anthropological research.

Anthropological Research Methods

• Introduction to the methodologies used in cultural research and data collection.

Language, Communication, and Art

• Exploration of how language and art reflect and shape cultural identities.

Economic Anthropology

• Analysis of economic systems within cultural contexts.

Political Systems

• Study of various political structures through an Anthropological lens.

Gender and Sexuality

• Investigation into the cultural constructs of gender and sexuality.

Marriage, Reproduction, and Kinship

• Discussion on the Anthropology of family, marriage practices, and kinship.

Race, Caste, and Ethnicity

• Examination of how societies construct and interpret race, caste, and ethnicity.

Religion and Belief Systems

• Study of religious practices and belief systems from an Anthropological perspective.

The Impact of Industrialisation

• Analysis of industrialisation's role in transforming cultures.

Colonialism and Cultural Change

• Exploration of colonialism's effects on cultural development and change.

Cultural Exchange and Globalisation

• Discussion on globalisation and its impact on cultural exchange and transformation.

• Cultural Heritage Officer
• Medical Anthropologist

This course will pave the way for higher study in the field of Anthropology . You can enrol on higher level Anthropology courses, such as:

• Level 2 Diploma in Anthropology
• Level 3 Diploma in Anthropology
• Level 4 Diploma in Anthropology
• Level 5 Diploma in Anthropology

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