PhD Anthropology
Course overview
The PhD in Anthropology at Brunel University London is a well-known research programme. It starts every year in January, April, and October and lasts for three years full-time and six years part-time.
The course provides students with the necessary and advanced skills in anthropology. It also teaches them how to do their own research and how to study people and cultures.
Researchers can carry out research in different areas. They would be under the supervision of two experts in the field. Researchers will also attend workshops, seminars, and go through self-study modules. Assessment is done through a final paper, a talk to answer questions, and progress reports written each year.
Entry requirements
To apply for a PhD in Anthropology at Brunel University London, applicants must submit a personal statement and research proposal. They are required to contact potential supervisors before applying. Applicants should be available for an interview either online or in person.
Applicants who need a student visa must provide copies of passports, qualifications, visas and financial documents. Applicants will also submit official records from all post-secondary institutions attended and two academic references.
Grade Requirements:
- Applicants should have an equivalent of a First Class or Upper Second Class honours degree.
English Proficiency:
- IELTS overall score of 6.5 (minimum 6.0 in each section).
- TOEFL overall score of 90 (at least 20 in each section).
- Pearson PTE score of 59.
- BrunELT score of at least 63%.
Career opportunities
Brunel PhD in Anthropology graduates can have jobs such as:
- Academia
- Field researcher
- Archivist or heritage officer
- Policy analyst or cultural consultant
- Cultural liaison or community engagement officer
Cost of study
Tuition for international students is £22,320 per year for full-time and £11,160 per year for part-time. There are other optional fees, such as an Enhanced DBS Check of £57.81 and ID Verification of £11 if done at a Post Office.
Admission
Applications for PhD Anthropology and other postgraduate research programmes are submitted on the University’s website. Applicants are encouraged to contact our experienced counsellor for free. They will guide applicants on everything that is needed, and all requirements will be met.
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