Master in Cultural Differences and Transnational Processes - CREOLE

The Master's in Cultural Differences and Transnational Processes - CREOLE is a unique program designed for students interested in social and cultural anthropology. This two-year research master's program allows students to explore topics such as transnationalism, new identities, and visual culture. Ideal for those who thrive in diverse academic environments, this program combines studies at the University of Bern with a partner institution in Europe, enhancing both academic and cultural experiences.

Students will engage in a curriculum that includes modules on general anthropology, master's colloquia, and specialized topics like material culture and consumption. The program emphasizes empirical research, encouraging students to conduct fieldwork in various cultural contexts. An intensive program held between the first and second years fosters collaboration and networking among students and faculty from different universities.

Graduates of the CREOLE program can pursue various career paths, including roles as cultural anthropologists, research consultants, and policy advisors. They may find employment in academic institutions, non-governmental organizations, or cultural heritage organizations. The skills developed during the program, such as critical analysis and intercultural communication, are transferable across multiple sectors, preparing students for a dynamic job market.