M.Phil. (Anthropology)

COURSE DESCRIPTION

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M.Phil. Anthropology or Master of Philosophy in Anthropology is a postgraduate Anthropology course. Anthropology is the study of humanity and it has origins in the humanities, the natural sciences, and the social sciences. Anthropology's basic concerns are what define Homo sapiens? Who are the ancestors of modern Homo sapiens? What are humans' physical traits? How do humans behave? Why are there variations and differences among different groups of humans? How has the evolutionary past of Homo sapiens influenced its social organization and culture? The duration of the course is two years and it has two semesters syllabus divided into the very two year. During study the in-depth knowledge are to be undertaken on the various aspects of Anthropology. There are many colleges that are offering the degree course in their campuses in the country.

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M.Phil. Anthropology Eligibility

• The prospective student should be a post graduate.
• Should clear the common entrance exam conducted by the university for the course.

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M.Phil. Anthropology Course Suitability

• The course is suitable for those who have learning and study skills, written communication, analytical and critical skills.
• Those who can assess and interpret data, oral communication and presentation skills and good time management are the most suitable for it. 
• They should also discussion and group work skills, statistical and computing techniques, high level of cultural awareness.

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How is M.Phil. Anthropology Course Beneficial?

• After completing the degree course they have an academic career, and then one can either find Academic jobs at various universities and institutes or do research. 
• Students those who want to research in Anthropology can easily find jobs in various international development and non-governmental organizations. 
• Candidates can opt for jobs with NGOs working in underdeveloped areas for the welfare of people. 
• They have also good career options in professions involving people such as teaching, law, medicine, social work and journalism.

COURSE ELIGIBILITY

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The prospective student should be a post graduate.