This popular joint degree programme provides a grounding in both Social Anthropology and Politics, two subjects which complement and enrich each other.

Social anthropology is the study of human conduct and thought. Societies around the world vary enormously socially, culturally and politically. The study of these variations, and the common humanity that underlies them, is at the heart of social anthropology.

Politics is about power, people, institutions and the nature of the just society. It is a dynamic subject area, rapidly and constantly evolving and affecting the lives of everyone.

You will receive an in-depth understanding of political theory, public policy and politics both within and among nations.

Drawing on the expertise of leading academics and researchers in their field, you will explore the origins and present-day contexts of power and international conflicts and understand the processes of governance.