Master Anthropologie

Tuition fees for Master Anthropologie are 250 EUR per year.

The Master Anthropologie at Université de Bordeaux, in Bordeaux, France, is a graduate program in anthropology, the discipline concerned with the comparative study of human societies, cultures, and ways of life. Students typically study social and cultural anthropology, examining kinship, religion, ritual, exchange, and social organization across different societies, alongside anthropological theory and the history of the discipline. Coursework often includes training in ethnographic methods, including fieldwork techniques, participant observation, and qualitative data analysis, preparing students to conduct their own research among specific communities or social groups. Some programs also address subfields such as economic anthropology, political anthropology, or the anthropology of health, depending on faculty focus. Graduates in this field commonly move into roles in research, international development and humanitarian organizations, cultural heritage institutions, and public policy work that benefits from cross-cultural understanding. Others pursue doctoral research in anthropology or related social sciences, or apply their training in journalism, museum work, or consulting for organizations operating across diverse cultural contexts. This master's degree runs two years and is taught in French, with the academic year beginning in September. The yearly tuition is 250 EUR, consistent with fees at French public universities. Applicants typically benefit from prior coursework in the social sciences and comfort conducting research and writing in French.