Presentation
The Master’s in Anthropology has as its main goals the acquisition by the students of the following common knowledge and skills:
- the theoretical knowledge and methodological and technical skills to undertake original anthropological research within the scope of the course;
- the ability to apply the acquired knowledge and methodological skills in professional situations related to the areas under study and which require research and the processing of complex information.
Areas Of expertise
- Visual Cultures
- Contemporary Issues
- Primatology and Environment
Curricular structure
Duration: 2 years / 4 semesters Credits: 120 ECTS
Students complete 30 credits in the 1st semester and 30 credits in the 2nd semester. They may also complete 10 credits, in a free-choice regime, in post-graduate level curricular units of NOVA FCSH, of NOVA or of other national or foreign higher education institutions, by means of a protocol.
In the 3rd semester, after concluding the taught part of the masters, students will prepare a dissertation, project or practical work experience with report corresponding to a total of 60 credit units. The modalities and requirements of this final work should be appropriate to each specialization.
Coordination
José Mapril
Anthropology Department
Associate Professor
Faculty staff
- Amélia Frazão Moreira (Contemporary Issues)
- Ana Isabel Afonso
- Catarina Alves Costa
- Filomena Silvano
- Frederico Delgado Rosa
- João Leal
- Jorge Martins Rosa (Visual Cultures)
- José Manuel Costa (Visual Cultures)
- Margarida Fernandes (Contemporary Issues)
- Margarida Medeiros (Visual Cultures)
- Maria Cardeira da Silva
- Paula Godinho (Contemporary Issues)
- Raquel Pereira (Contemporary Issues)
- Sónia Vespeira de Almeida
- Tânia Minhós Rodrigues(Contemporary Issues)