BA Comparative Religion and Social Anthropology

at University of Manchester

Modules:

• Introduction to the Study of Religions and Theology
• Power and Culture: Inequality in Everyday Life
• Cultural Diversity in Global Perspective
• Key Ideas in Social Anthropology
• Intro to Ethnographic Reading

Academic Requirements:

• Indian Standard XII (CBSE & ISC):- Minimum 80-95% overall score (subject specific requirements may apply)
• Indian Standard XII (Maharashtra, Karnataka, West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Gujarat):- Minimum 80-95% overall score (subject specific requirements may apply)(subject specific requirements may apply)

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You will develop versatile and transferable skills including presentation, critical thinking and analysis, team working and cultural sensitivity.Course units will enable you to develop more specific skills, such as translation, source handling, exegesis, data collection and geo-historical awareness.