Ethnology and Anthropology

Faculty of Philosophy

Level:  master academic studies
Upon end of the studies student will receive a title: Master of arts in ethnology and anthropology
The purpose of the academic masters program in ethnology and anthropology is to produce ethnologists-anthropologists capable of scientific research and research application in society, as well as to efficiently incorporate students from other undergraduate backroungds into the program and provide them with the opportunity to change disciplines. The Master in ethnology-anthropology is designed through courses, a research component and a written final work(thesis). In that sense, a graduate candidate in a masters of ethnology and anthropology is expected to be able to contribute to the scientific community and public upon graduatingthrough writing a relevant study on social phenomena or processes from a broad spectrum of issues such as urban and gender studies, contemporary and popular culture, science and politics, globalization and multiculturalism, alternative religious phenomena, urban and traditional folklore. The program is comprised of methodological, theoretical, professional, scientific and practical training for applied work, with a particular focus on producing candidates that are able to write scientific studies. Masters in ethnology and anthropology students are expected to be adequately prepared for continued doctoral studies in the field of social-humanistic sciences.


Goals of study program

Through combining sub-disciplines, such as urban and gender studies, political science and globalization with multicultural politics, the program aims to overcome arbitrary boundaries of suggested sub-disciplinary based study style of the twentieth century and move towards an interdisciplinary and project oriented approach on each research topic without committing common mistakes or romanticizing history, identity, tradition and similar. The masters program attempts to thoroughly follow issues related to the process of serbian international integration and cultural change.


Outcome of study program

A graduate of the masters in ethnology-anthropology will be able to: • study traditional and contemporary serbian culture; • study the Balkans and Southeastern Europe; • examine the forming of new cultural identities and contemporary cultural transformation; • study globalization and european integration; • define research problems from a broad, interdisciplinary spectrum of social sciences, humanities disciplines, social and cultural politics and tourism; • organize, design and conduct research in the areas of culture, media, religion, social institutions and groups; • mediate in situations of ethnic, cultural, religious, racial and other types of conflict in multicultural societies; • identify, document, classify, archive, interpret and evaluate elements of cultural inheritance; • actively apply ethnological and anthropological knowledge to the media, sports, fashion and tourism industries; • analyze, implement and evaluate projects in the area of social and cultural politics; • implement and conduct scientific and applied projects for governmental and non-governmental organizations; • participate in the process of education at a pre-school, elementary, middle school and high school level and in permanent education; • competently and expertly participate in professional work, create projects and manage at cultural institutions(museums, galleries, libraries, media libraries, archives, cultural centers etc); • participate and work in development projects, at an analytical, evaluative and predicting level.


Prerequisite for attending study program

Completed undergraduate study in ethnology/anthropology(240 ECTS) or equivalent undergraduate ethnology/anthropology four year program, according to the conditions and statutes of the University and Faculty; students that have completed another undergraduate program must take a differential exam in accordance with masters program and University rules.
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