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Unlike a conventional university course, here at Christie's Education, you will be studying art from inside the art world. Graduates of the Christie's courses can be found all over the world working as curators, auctioneers, dealers and critics, or working in art insurance, publishing, marketing and arts administration, and in creative or media-related jobs.
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This MSc to provide a strong background in analytical and methodological issues in Social Anthropology, and practice in the critical evaluation of its sources, both in the library and in the context of fieldwork;
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The programme aims to provide students with an advanced understanding of current theoretical debates within Social Anthropology. To enable students to evaluate the contribution of Social Anthropology within the social sciences, humanities and sciences.
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This MSc was the first degree of its kind in the world when it was established and is still unique in its thorough-going anthropological perspective on what it is to be a child or to be young.
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This programme explores the links between the humanities and medicine from a humanities point of view. Among the questions it considers are: What can the humanities contribute to healthcare? How do they differ from the sciences? And what can they tell us about illness?
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We welcome students with the appropriate background for research. If you wish to study for a single year, you can do the MA or MSc by research, a 12-month independent research project.
The first year may include coursework, especially methods modules for students who need this additional training. In general, you work closely with one supervisor throughout your research, although you have a committee of three (including your primary supervisor) overseeing your progress. If you want to research in the area of applied computing in social anthropology, you would also have a supervisor based in the School of Computing.
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This programme offers you the opportunity to acquire advanced knowledge of how different societies are influenced by the environment and manage natural resources and hazards, in relation to issues in human ecology, biodiversity management, sustainable development, environmental change and the practical applications of such knowledge.
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This programme sets out to introduce you to recent developments in the areas of Modern Greek language, literature, history and culture, culminating in the production of a 20,000-word dissertation. It trains you to conduct supervised research and provides a solid grounding in scholarship in Modern Greek Studies.
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This programme combines anthropological studies of human-environment interaction and socio-cultural knowledge of plants in different parts of the world with ecology, conservation science, environmental law and biodiversity management. It also covers plant conservation and sustainable management practices, taxonomy, and economic botany.
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This MA offers an exciting, mixed-genre approach to writing, allowing students to hone their writing through critical creative practice. The MA combines the strengths of many programmes (Theatre Studies, Film, Creative Writing, Music Cultures), allowing students fertile ground for experimentation and the possibility to break out of old forms and traditional restrictions.
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Forensic Archaeology involves the use of archaeological principles and techniques for the location, recovery, and interpretation of evidence for past events within the constraints of the criminal justice system.
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The degree is suitable for students with an intellectual interest in anthropological approaches to the study of health as well as for those who work in health care in Africa and Asia.