"Nonhuman Heroes and Villains: A Cross Project Conversation" Webinar
The Global War Against the Rat project is co-convening a webinar on "Nonhuman Heroes and Villains: A Cross Project Conversation" on March 4 15:00-16:30
What does it mean to be human?
Social Anthropology at St Andrews has an international reputation for innovative and critical research. It is an unmatched place to study, achieving top position in 2019 UK league tables.
Why study Social Anthropology?Research projects
Postgraduate funding opportunities
The Department of Social Anthropology will be granting a number of scholarships for doctoral students starting their PhD in 2021/2022. These will cover fees or subsistence or make a contribution towards both. Students wanting to be considered for these scholarships must have submitted a completed application for a place in the Department’s doctoral program by 15th April 2021.
Latest Department news
An interview with Emilka Skrzypek in the New Books Network podcast series
Emilka Skrzypek was interviewed for the New Books Network podcast where she talked about her new book ‘Revealing the Invisible Mine: Social Complexities of an Undeveloped Mining Project’ (Berghahn, 2020).
Postdoctoral Research Fellow Vacancy with UKRI/MRC project
The "Developing Effective Rodent Control Strategies to Reduce Disease Risk in Ecologically and Culturally Diverse Rural Landscapes" project is advertising 32-month postdoctoral Research Fellow post.
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