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The Master of Anthropology is one of the first postgraduate training programs in anthropology in Latin America. Founded in 1972, it has been important in the growth and consolidation of Peruvian anthropology.
Our master's degree trains professionals with a reliable handling of theoretical and methodological tools articulated around ethnographic research and based on empathetic and respectful relationships with their interlocutors. This knowledge that emerges from the analysis of specific social contexts is essential to contribute to the understanding of contemporary sociocultural complexity and tensions.
Anthropology analyzes human cultures and societies in their diversity, their complex forms of organization, their tensions and conflicts, and their multiple and inescapable relationships with the environment. It seeks to understand how culture, and the multiple relationships that it supposes between human beings, with other species and with the environment, constitutes us as human beings.
Training in anthropology is especially relevant in a multicultural country like Peru. Due to their history and the contemporary context of intense migratory, financial, commercial and information flows, our societies are made up of a great diversity of exchanges, tensions and socio-cultural conflicts that are not always well understood. Concepts such as ethnicity, culture, identity or indigenous peoples are used more and more frequently and are part of a global vocabulary. From where, why and for whom are these concepts being used and disputed? Due to its trajectory and its production, anthropology is essential for the critical analysis of the circulation of these and other concepts, making visible forms of instrumentalization, essentialization and exoticization of culture.
Program overview
Main Subject
Anthropology
Degree
MSc
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
Online
The Master of Anthropology is one of the first postgraduate training programs in anthropology in Latin America. Founded in 1972, it has been important in the growth and consolidation of Peruvian anthropology.
Our master's degree trains professionals with a reliable handling of theoretical and methodological tools articulated around ethnographic research and based on empathetic and respectful relationships with their interlocutors. This knowledge that emerges from the analysis of specific social contexts is essential to contribute to the understanding of contemporary sociocultural complexity and tensions.
Anthropology analyzes human cultures and societies in their diversity, their complex forms of organization, their tensions and conflicts, and their multiple and inescapable relationships with the environment. It seeks to understand how culture, and the multiple relationships that it supposes between human beings, with other species and with the environment, constitutes us as human beings.
Training in anthropology is especially relevant in a multicultural country like Peru. Due to their history and the contemporary context of intense migratory, financial, commercial and information flows, our societies are made up of a great diversity of exchanges, tensions and socio-cultural conflicts that are not always well understood. Concepts such as ethnicity, culture, identity or indigenous peoples are used more and more frequently and are part of a global vocabulary. From where, why and for whom are these concepts being used and disputed? Due to its trajectory and its production, anthropology is essential for the critical analysis of the circulation of these and other concepts, making visible forms of instrumentalization, essentialization and exoticization of culture.
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.
When it comes to choosing a university, there’s a lot to have in mind. By choosing the PUCP, you can be sure that you have made a decision that you will not regret.
PUCP is a highly valued educational institution in Peru. Not only does it bring together the most qualified students in Peru, but it also has a large contingent of international students who come from all over the world to enrich their educational and cultural experience. The teachers at PUCP are among the best in the country, which ensures a unique educational experience. Living and experiencing university life in an environment other than the one is used to will definitely be a learning experience and the PUCP is a great place to achieve that experience.
Wide range of Study Areas:
The PUCP offers 52 undergraduate courses separated into various areas of study:
Defining your next step in university life is a difficult step, whether it be intensifying your knowledge in a certain subject or changing your route by studying a postgraduate degree that complements your previous career.
At PUCP you have a wide range of areas in which you can reinforce your studies:
In addition, as part of the graduate programs offered, PUCP has a business school called Centrum PUCP.
Centrum PUCP is the first business school in the world to obtain eight recognitions of excellence.
Master in Anthropology
Main Campus, Lima, Peru
# 101-150QS Subject Rankings
24 monthsProgram duration
27,968 SOLTuition Fee/year
YesScholarships
Program overview
Main Subject
Anthropology
Degree
MSc
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
Online
The Master of Anthropology is one of the first postgraduate training programs in anthropology in Latin America. Founded in 1972, it has been important in the growth and consolidation of Peruvian anthropology.
Our master's degree trains professionals with a reliable handling of theoretical and methodological tools articulated around ethnographic research and based on empathetic and respectful relationships with their interlocutors. This knowledge that emerges from the analysis of specific social contexts is essential to contribute to the understanding of contemporary sociocultural complexity and tensions.
Anthropology analyzes human cultures and societies in their diversity, their complex forms of organization, their tensions and conflicts, and their multiple and inescapable relationships with the environment. It seeks to understand how culture, and the multiple relationships that it supposes between human beings, with other species and with the environment, constitutes us as human beings.
Training in anthropology is especially relevant in a multicultural country like Peru. Due to their history and the contemporary context of intense migratory, financial, commercial and information flows, our societies are made up of a great diversity of exchanges, tensions and socio-cultural conflicts that are not always well understood. Concepts such as ethnicity, culture, identity or indigenous peoples are used more and more frequently and are part of a global vocabulary. From where, why and for whom are these concepts being used and disputed? Due to its trajectory and its production, anthropology is essential for the critical analysis of the circulation of these and other concepts, making visible forms of instrumentalization, essentialization and exoticization of culture.
Program overview
Main Subject
Anthropology
Degree
MSc
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
Online
The Master of Anthropology is one of the first postgraduate training programs in anthropology in Latin America. Founded in 1972, it has been important in the growth and consolidation of Peruvian anthropology.
Our master's degree trains professionals with a reliable handling of theoretical and methodological tools articulated around ethnographic research and based on empathetic and respectful relationships with their interlocutors. This knowledge that emerges from the analysis of specific social contexts is essential to contribute to the understanding of contemporary sociocultural complexity and tensions.
Anthropology analyzes human cultures and societies in their diversity, their complex forms of organization, their tensions and conflicts, and their multiple and inescapable relationships with the environment. It seeks to understand how culture, and the multiple relationships that it supposes between human beings, with other species and with the environment, constitutes us as human beings.
Training in anthropology is especially relevant in a multicultural country like Peru. Due to their history and the contemporary context of intense migratory, financial, commercial and information flows, our societies are made up of a great diversity of exchanges, tensions and socio-cultural conflicts that are not always well understood. Concepts such as ethnicity, culture, identity or indigenous peoples are used more and more frequently and are part of a global vocabulary. From where, why and for whom are these concepts being used and disputed? Due to its trajectory and its production, anthropology is essential for the critical analysis of the circulation of these and other concepts, making visible forms of instrumentalization, essentialization and exoticization of culture.
Admission requirements
Important Dates
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Tuition fee and scholarships
Tuition Fee
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
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When it comes to choosing a university, there’s a lot to have in mind. By choosing the PUCP, you can be sure that you have made a decision that you will not regret.
PUCP is a highly valued educational institution in Peru. Not only does it bring together the most qualified students in Peru, but it also has a large contingent of international students who come from all over the world to enrich their educational and cultural experience. The teachers at PUCP are among the best in the country, which ensures a unique educational experience. Living and experiencing university life in an environment other than the one is used to will definitely be a learning experience and the PUCP is a great place to achieve that experience.
Wide range of Study Areas:
The PUCP offers 52 undergraduate courses separated into various areas of study:
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* Science and Engineering
* Social Sciences
* Communication Arts and Sciences
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* Education
* Interdisciplinary Studies
* Management and Senior Management
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* Psychology
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Defining your next step in university life is a difficult step, whether it be intensifying your knowledge in a certain subject or changing your route by studying a postgraduate degree that complements your previous career.
At PUCP you have a wide range of areas in which you can reinforce your studies:
* Architecture* Arts
* Basic and applied sciences
* Social Sciences
* Law
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* Management
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These areas cover more than 100 master's degrees.
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In addition, as part of the graduate programs offered, PUCP has a business school called Centrum PUCP. Centrum PUCP is the first business school in the world to obtain eight recognitions of excellence.
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