The programme aims to provide scientific and professional learning responding to the challenges of multicultural and multi-religious societies. On completion of the programme, students: - Possess strong knowledge of Demographic, Ethnological and Anthropological disciplines concerning local and global socio-cultural dynamics; - Know and are able to use the most important investigation tools to examine the historical and cultural processes marking the countries of Asia, Africa and the Americas from a pluralist and global viewpoint; - Possess the fundamental competencies for comparative analysis of different religious cultures and the problems linked to social change, cultural mediation and socio-religious pluralism; - Are able to gather and analyse data concerning the various subject areas learned in the programme; - Have acquired strong passive knowledge of one non-European language or at least one European colonial heritage language used in non-European countries. The Degree Programme aims to train the following professional figures: - Intercultural operator; - Museum operator; - Expert in cultural heritage. The curriculum covers four learning areas: 1) Theory-methodology; 2) Non-European history and culture; 3) Religious History; 4) Language and Culture. Together the four areas work synergically to train the professional profiles of intercultural operator, museum operator and expert in cultural heritage. The theory and methodology area provides the fundamental theoretical frameworks and analytical models of anthropology, history, religion and philosophy; Non-European history and culture aims to provide historical and artistic competences in one or more geographical and cultural areas; the Religious History area provides the historical grounding required to critically analyse texts and religious phenomena; Languages and Culture provides the linguistic tools needed to access sources and secondary literature in their original language.
Program overview
Main Subject
Anthropology
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
Blended
The programme aims to provide scientific and professional learning responding to the challenges of multicultural and multi-religious societies. On completion of the programme, students: - Possess strong knowledge of Demographic, Ethnological and Anthropological disciplines concerning local and global socio-cultural dynamics; - Know and are able to use the most important investigation tools to examine the historical and cultural processes marking the countries of Asia, Africa and the Americas from a pluralist and global viewpoint; - Possess the fundamental competencies for comparative analysis of different religious cultures and the problems linked to social change, cultural mediation and socio-religious pluralism; - Are able to gather and analyse data concerning the various subject areas learned in the programme; - Have acquired strong passive knowledge of one non-European language or at least one European colonial heritage language used in non-European countries. The Degree Programme aims to train the following professional figures: - Intercultural operator; - Museum operator; - Expert in cultural heritage. The curriculum covers four learning areas: 1) Theory-methodology; 2) Non-European history and culture; 3) Religious History; 4) Language and Culture. Together the four areas work synergically to train the professional profiles of intercultural operator, museum operator and expert in cultural heritage. The theory and methodology area provides the fundamental theoretical frameworks and analytical models of anthropology, history, religion and philosophy; Non-European history and culture aims to provide historical and artistic competences in one or more geographical and cultural areas; the Religious History area provides the historical grounding required to critically analyse texts and religious phenomena; Languages and Culture provides the linguistic tools needed to access sources and secondary literature in their original language.
Candidates for the degree programme musthold a five-year secondary school diploma or equivalent qualification obtained abroad, or a four-year secondary school diploma and diploma for the relative supplementary year, or, where no longer active (e.g. teaching high school),will be assigned additional learning credits. Candidates must also possess appropriate general knowledge. The knowledge and competences required for admission to the 1st cycle degree in Anthropology, Religions, Oriental Civilisations include: - Strong general knowledge; - Logical and reasoning skills; - Ability to read, understand and interpret texts and documents (in Italian); - Strong expressive skills in Italian.
One of the important factors when considering a master's degree is the cost of study. Luckily, there are many options available to help students fund their master's programme. Download your copy of the Scholarship Guide to find out which scholarships from around the world could be available to you, and how to apply for them.
Alma Mater Studiorum offers 91 first cycle degree programmes/Bachelor (3-year full time length courses; the academic qualification is obtained after having completed 180 ECTS credits) and 13 single cycle degree programmes (5 or 6-year full time length courses; the academic qualification is obtained after having completed 300 or 360 ECTS credits). The Programme catalogue covers all subject and all sectors.
The University of Bologna offers 125 second cycle degree programmes/Master (2-year full time length courses; the academic qualification is obtained after having completed 120 ECTS credits). Among those 59 degree programmes are entirely taught in English.
For information and admission procedures:Â https://www.unibo.it/en/teaching/degree-programmes
THIRD CYCLE PROGRAMMES
Third cycle Programmes/postgraduates courses are also available: 48 PhD programmes, 48 Specialization Schools, more than 80 Professional master’s programmes of which 11 international.
Bachelor of Anthropology, Religions, Oriental Civilizations
Bologna, Bologna, Italy
# 51-100QS Subject Rankings
$6120/year Tuition fee(EUR)
YesScholarships
AnthropologyMain Subject Area
Program overview
Main Subject
Anthropology
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
Blended
On completion of the programme, students:
- Possess strong knowledge of Demographic, Ethnological and Anthropological disciplines concerning local and global socio-cultural dynamics;
- Know and are able to use the most important investigation tools to examine the historical and cultural processes marking the countries of Asia, Africa and the Americas from a pluralist and global viewpoint;
- Possess the fundamental competencies for comparative analysis of different religious cultures and the problems linked to social change, cultural mediation and socio-religious pluralism;
- Are able to gather and analyse data concerning the various subject areas learned in the programme;
- Have acquired strong passive knowledge of one non-European language or at least one European colonial heritage language used in non-European countries.
The Degree Programme aims to train the following professional figures:
- Intercultural operator;
- Museum operator;
- Expert in cultural heritage.
The curriculum covers four learning areas:
1) Theory-methodology; 2) Non-European history and culture; 3) Religious History; 4) Language and Culture.
Together the four areas work synergically to train the professional profiles of intercultural operator, museum operator and expert in cultural heritage.
The theory and methodology area provides the fundamental theoretical frameworks and analytical models of anthropology, history, religion and philosophy; Non-European history and culture aims to provide historical and artistic competences in one or more geographical and cultural areas; the Religious History area provides the historical grounding required to critically analyse texts and religious phenomena; Languages and Culture provides the linguistic tools needed to access sources and secondary literature in their original language.
Program overview
Main Subject
Anthropology
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
Blended
On completion of the programme, students:
- Possess strong knowledge of Demographic, Ethnological and Anthropological disciplines concerning local and global socio-cultural dynamics;
- Know and are able to use the most important investigation tools to examine the historical and cultural processes marking the countries of Asia, Africa and the Americas from a pluralist and global viewpoint;
- Possess the fundamental competencies for comparative analysis of different religious cultures and the problems linked to social change, cultural mediation and socio-religious pluralism;
- Are able to gather and analyse data concerning the various subject areas learned in the programme;
- Have acquired strong passive knowledge of one non-European language or at least one European colonial heritage language used in non-European countries.
The Degree Programme aims to train the following professional figures:
- Intercultural operator;
- Museum operator;
- Expert in cultural heritage.
The curriculum covers four learning areas:
1) Theory-methodology; 2) Non-European history and culture; 3) Religious History; 4) Language and Culture.
Together the four areas work synergically to train the professional profiles of intercultural operator, museum operator and expert in cultural heritage.
The theory and methodology area provides the fundamental theoretical frameworks and analytical models of anthropology, history, religion and philosophy; Non-European history and culture aims to provide historical and artistic competences in one or more geographical and cultural areas; the Religious History area provides the historical grounding required to critically analyse texts and religious phenomena; Languages and Culture provides the linguistic tools needed to access sources and secondary literature in their original language.
Admission requirements
Undergraduate
Candidates must also possess appropriate general knowledge.
The knowledge and competences required for admission to the 1st cycle degree in Anthropology, Religions, Oriental Civilisations include:
- Strong general knowledge;
- Logical and reasoning skills;
- Ability to read, understand and interpret texts and documents (in Italian);
- Strong expressive skills in Italian.
Tuition fee and scholarships
Domestic Students
International Students
One of the important factors when considering a master's degree is the cost of study. Luckily, there are many options available to help students fund their master's programme. Download your copy of the Scholarship Guide to find out which scholarships from around the world could be available to you, and how to apply for them.
In this guide you will find:
Where to look for scholarship opportunities
How to apply to scholarships relevant to you
A list of available scholarships around the world
A scholarship application checklist
More programs from the university
Bachelor UG
Master PG
MBA
Alma Mater Studiorum offers 91 first cycle degree programmes/Bachelor (3-year full time length courses; the academic qualification is obtained after having completed 180 ECTS credits) and 13 single cycle degree programmes (5 or 6-year full time length courses; the academic qualification is obtained after having completed 300 or 360 ECTS credits). The Programme catalogue covers all subject and all sectors.
For information and admission procedures: http://www.unibo.it/en/teaching/degree-programmes
Agriculture and Food Science (17)
Bachelor of Agricultural Technology
Bachelor of Animal Production
Bachelor of Food Technology
Bachelor of Land and Agro-forestry Technologies
Bachelor of Marketing and Economics of the Agro-industrial System
Bachelor of Sciences and Culture of Gastronomy
Bachelor of Sciences and Technologies for Green and Landscape
Bachelor of Viticulture and Enology
Computer Science and Information Systems (17)
Bachelor of Computer Engineering
Bachelor of Computer Science
Bachelor of Computer Science and Engineering
Bachelor of Computer Systems Technologies
Bachelor of Information Science for Management
Economics and Management (17)
Bachelor in Business and Economics
Bachelor of Business Administration
Bachelor of Business Economics
Bachelor of Economics and Business
Bachelor of Economics and Finance
Bachelor of Economics of Tourism
Bachelor of Economics, Markets and Institutions
Bachelor of Economics, Politics and Social Sciences
Bachelor of Management and Marketing
Education (17)
Bachelor of Educator In Childhood Social Services
Bachelor of Expert in Social And Cultural Education - Bologna
Bachelor of Expert in Social and Cultural Education - Rimini
Engineering and Architecture (17)
Bachelor of Aerospace Engineering
Bachelor of Architecture - Engineering
Bachelor of Automation Engineering
Bachelor of Biomedical Engineering
Bachelor of Building Construction Engineering
Bachelor of Chemical and Biochemical Engineering
Bachelor of Civil Engineering
Bachelor of Electrical Energy Engineering
Bachelor of Electronics and Telecommunications Engineering
Bachelor of Energy Engineering
Bachelor of Engineering Management
Bachelor of Environmental Engineering
Bachelor of Industrial Design
Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering - Bologna
Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering - Forli
Bachelor of Mechatronics
Bachelor of Techniques for Construction and Land
Humanities (17)
Bachelor of Anthropology, Religions, Oriental Civilizations
Bachelor of Communication Sciences
Bachelor of Cultural Heritage
Bachelor of Drama, Art and Music Studies
Bachelor of Fashion Cultures and Practices
Bachelor of History
Bachelor of Humanities
Bachelor of Mediterranean Societies and Cultures: Institutions, Security, Environment
Bachelor of Philosophy
Languages and Literatures, Interpreting and Translation (17)
Bachelor of Foreign Languages and Literature
Bachelor of Intercultural and Linguistic Mediation
Bachelor of Languages, Markets and Cultures of Asia and Mediterranean Africa
Law (17)
Bachelor of Employment and Business Relations Consultant
Bachelor of Legal Consultant in Business and Public Administration
Medicine (17)
Bachelor of Biomedical Laboratory Techniques
Bachelor of Dental Hygiene
Bachelor of Dietistic
Bachelor of Environment and Workplace Prevention Techniques
Bachelor of Imaging and Radiotherapy Techniques
Bachelor of Midwifery
Bachelor of Neurophysiopathology Techniques
Bachelor of Nursing - Bologna
Bachelor of Nursing - Ravenna
Bachelor of Nursing - Rimini
Bachelor of Orthopaedics Techniques
Bachelor of Physiotherapy
Bachelor of Podiatry
Bachelor of Professional education
Bachelor of Speech and Language Therapy
Pharmacy and Biotechnology (17)
Bachelor in Genomics
Bachelor of Applied Pharmaceutical Sciences
Bachelor of Biotechnology
Political Sciences (17)
Bachelor in International Development and Cooperation
Bachelor of European Studies
Bachelor of International Relations and Diplomatic Affairs
Bachelor of Political, Social and International Sciences
Psychology (17)
Bachelor of Psychological Sciences and Techniques
Sciences (17)
Bachelor in Chemistry and Technologies for the Environment and Materials - Faenza
Bachelor of Astronomy
Bachelor of Biological Sciences
Bachelor of Chemistry and Materials Chemistry
Bachelor of Chemistry and Technologies for the Environment and Materials - Rimini
Bachelor of Environmental Sciences
Bachelor of Geological Sciences
Bachelor of Industrial Chemistry
Bachelor of Mathematics
Bachelor of Natural Sciences
Bachelor of Physics
Sociology (17)
Bachelor of Social Work
Bachelor of Sociology
Sport Sciences (17)
Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Sciences - Bologna
Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Sciences - Rimini
Statistics (17)
Bachelor in Statistics, Finance and Insurance
Bachelor of Statistical Sciences
Veterinary Medicine (17)
Bachelor of Aquaculture and Fish Production Hygiene
Combined Bachelor and Master in Veterinary Medicine
The University of Bologna offers 125 second cycle degree programmes/Master (2-year full time length courses; the academic qualification is obtained after having completed 120 ECTS credits). Among those 59 degree programmes are entirely taught in English.
For information and admission procedures:Â https://www.unibo.it/en/teaching/degree-programmes
THIRD CYCLE PROGRAMMES
Third cycle Programmes/postgraduates courses are also available: 48 PhD programmes, 48 Specialization Schools, more than 80 Professional master’s programmes of which 11 international.
More info atÂ
PhD programmes https://www.unibo.it/en/teaching/phd
Specialization schools https://www.unibo.it/en/teaching/specialisation-schools
Professional master’s programmes https://www.unibo.it/en/teaching/professional-masterÂ
Agriculture and Food Science (18)
Master in Agricultural Sciences and Technologies
Master in Food Safety and Food Risk Management
Master in Food Science and Technology
Master in International Horticultural Science
Master in Planning and Management of Agro-territorial, Forest and Landscape
Master in Precise and Sustainable Agriculture
Computer Science and Information Systems (18)
Master in Artificial Intelligence
Master in Computer Engineering
Master in Computer Science
Master in Computer Science and Engineering
Master in Digital Transformation Management
Economics and Management (18)
Master in Business Administration
Master in Business Administration and Management
Master in Economics
Master in Economics and Accounting
Master in Economics and Commerce
Master in Economics and Economic Policy
Master in Economics and Management
Master in Health Economics and Management
Master in Innovation and Organization of Culture and the Arts
Master in Law and Economics
Master in Law, Economics and Governance
Master in Management for Social Economy
Master in Resource Economics and Sustainable Development
Master in Tourism Economics and Management
Education (18)
Combined Bachelor and Master in Primary Teacher Education
Master in Pedagogy - Science Of Education
Master in Planning and Managing of Educational Intervention in Social Distress - Bologna
Master in Planning and Managing of Educational Intervention in Social Distress - Rimini
Master in Science of Lifelong Educational Processes
Engineering and Architecture (18)
Combined Bachelor and Master in Architecture
Master in Advanced Automotive Electronic Engineering
Master in Advanced Automotive Engineering
Master in Advanced Design
Master in Aerospace Engineering
Master in Architecture and Creative Practices for the City and Landscape
Master in Automation Engineering
Master in Biomedical Engineering
Master in Building Engineering-Architecture
Master in Chemical and Process Engineering
Master in Civil Engineering
Master in Civil Engineering - Dual Degree
Master in Electric Vehicle Engineering
Master in Electrical Energy Engineering
Master in Electronic Engineering
Master in Electronic Engineering for Intelligent Vehicles
Master in Electronics and Telecommunications Engineering for Energy
Master in Energy Engineering
Master in Engineering Management
Master in Engineering of Building Processes and Systems
Master in Environmental Engineering
Master in Mechanical Engineering - Bologna
Master in Mechanical Engineering - Forli
Master in Offshore Engineering
Master in Telecommunications Engineering
Finance (18)
Master in Quantitative FInance
Master of Financial Markets and Institutions
Humanities (18)
Combined Bachelor and Master in Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Heritage
Master in Archaeology and Cultures of the Ancient World
Master in Cinema, Television and Multimedia Production
Master in Cultural Anthropology and Ethnology
Master in Digital Humanities and Digital Knowledge
Master in Fashion Studies
Master in Geography and Territorial Processes
Master in History and Oriental Studies
Master in History, Preservation and Enhancement of Artistic and Archaeological Heritage and Landscape
Master in Information, Cultures and Media Organisation
Master in International Cooperation on Human Rights and Intercultural Heritage
Master in Italian Studies, European Literary Cultures, Linguistics
Master in Library and Archive Science
Master in Music and Theatre Studies
Master in Philology, Literature and Classical Tradition
Master in Philosophical Sciences
Master in Sciences of Performing Arts and Audiovisual Production
Master in Semiotics
Master in Visual Arts
Religions Histories Cultures
Languages and Literatures, Interpreting and Translation (18)
Master in Interpreting
Master in Italian Culture and Language for Foreigners
Master in Language, Society and Communication
Master in Modern, Post-colonial and Comparative Literatures
Master in Specialized Translation
Law (18)
Combined Bachelor and Master in Law - Bologna
Combined Bachelor and Master in Law - Ravenna
Master in Legal Studies
Medicine (18)
Combined Bachelor and Master in Medicine and Surgery (English)
Combined Bachelor and Master in Medicine and Surgery - Bologna
Combined Bachelor and Master in Medicine and Surgery - Forli
Combined Bachelor and Master in Medicine and Surgery - Ravenna
Combined Bachelor and Master in School of Dentistry
Master in Health Professions of Prevention Sciences
Master in Medical Biotechnology
Master in Nursing and Midwifery Sciences
Pharmacy and Biotechnology (18)
Combined Bachelor and Master in Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Technology
Combined Bachelor and Master in Pharmacy - Bologna
Combined Bachelor and Master in Pharmacy - Rimini
Master in Bioinformatics
Master in Health Biology - Bologna
Master in Health Biology - Imola
Master in Molecular and Cellular Biology
Master in Molecular and Industrial Biotechnology
Master in Pharmaceutical Biotechnology
Political Sciences (18)
Master in Digital Innovation Policies and Governance
Master in East European and Eurasian Studies
Master in International Politics and Economics
Master in International Relations
Master in International Relations and Diplomatic Affairs
Master in Local and Global Development
Master in Mass Media and Politics
Master in Media, Public and Corporate Communication
Master in Politics Administration and Organization
Psychology (18)
Master in Applied Cognitive Psychology
Master in Clinical psychology
Master in Neurosciences and Neuro-Psychological Rehabilitation
Master in Psychology of Wellbeing and Social Inclusivity
Master in School and Community Psychology
Master in Work, Organizational and Personnel Psychology
Sciences (18)
Master in Advanced Cosmetic Sciences
Master in Advanced Methods in Particle Physics
Master in Advanced Spectroscopy in Chemistry
Master in Astrophysics and Cosmology
Master in Biodiversity and Evolution
Master in Chemical Innovation and Regulation
Master in Chemistry
Master in Environmental Assessment and Management
Master in Geology and Land Management
Master in Industrial Chemistry
Master in Low Carbon Technologies and Sustainable Chemistry
Master in Marine Biology
Master in Mathematics
Master in Photochemistry and Molecular Materials
Master in Physics
Master in Physics of the Earth System
Master in Science for the Conservation-Restoration of Cultural Heritage
Master in Science of Climate
Master in Sciences and Management of Nature
Master in Statistical Sciences
Master in Teaching and Communication of Natural Sciences
Sociology (18)
Master in Criminology for Investigation and Security
Master in Sociology and Social Work
Sport Sciences (18)
Master in Human Nutrition, Well-Being and Health
Master in Sciences and Techniques of Preventive and Adapted Physical Activities
Master in Sciences and Techniques of Sports Activities
Master in Wellness and Sport Management
Master in Wellness, Sport and Health
Statistics (18)
Master in Greening Energy Market and Finance
Master in Statistical, Financial and Actuarial Sciences
Master in Statistics, Economics and Business
Veterinary Medicine (18)
Master in Animal Biotechnology
Master in Food Animal Metabolism and Management in the Circular Economy
Master in Safety and Quality in Animal Production
Full-Time MBA (1)
Professional Master Programme in Global Master in Business Administration