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Master of Social and Cultural Anthropology — KU Leuven degree programmes

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Anthropology studies the socialising, meaning-making and world-building practices of humans in different places, networks and settings, around the world. Social and cultural anthropologists study social processes from the perspectives of the actors involved. Combining an insider's and an outsider's point of view, anthropologists actively engage and theorize the differences and similarities between people across the globe. place Leuven school Master's schedule 120 ECTS language Fully taught in English, also available in Dutch account_balance Faculty of Social Sciences Apply now Register for the webinar on 3 February What is the impact of globalisation on family life? What kind of symbols and rituals shape our daily life? What is superdiversity and what does it mean for the social dynamics of the city and its infrastructure? How do people shape their religious identity by means of social media? This is just a small selection of questions that the programme engages with. As an aspiring an

About the programme Why study social and cultural anthropology at KU Leuven? What is the impact of global warming on communities? How do refugees reconstruct new homes? How does technology in Africa reconfigure family ties? How do rising sea-levels impact communities in Oceania? How do war refugees make a home in populist Europe? The Master of Social and Cultural Anthropology at KU Leuven engages with these and many other issues in order to understand social and cultural life in a continuously changing world. An actor-centred and power-sensitive approach As a student of anthropology you engage

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