Anthropology
Anthropology is the study of human life. At Waikato we take you on an exploration of socio-cultural anthropology, the investigation of the immense richness and diversity of human social and cultural life.
Anthropologists seek to understand how humans build meaningful lives, whether living in a small village or a large metropolitan area.
By studying Anthropology, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of humanity and the societies that we live in. The anthropologists at Waikato share a common interest in the Pacific region, which is a focus of our teaching and research.
Complementary subjects of Anthropology include Geography, History, Human Development, Māori and Pacific Development, Psychology, and Sociology.
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