Our BA Anthropology and Law brings together two different, but complementary fields – with an equal focus on both areas.Through anthropology, you’ll explore how our lives are shaped by religious, political and economic systems. You’ll engage in debates about social justice, multiculturalism, race, gender and the direction of political and economic change in today’s world.The law components delve into the legal system and the technical procedures needed to practise law.The programme provides full training in anthropological research methods. There’s also the chance to complete an in-depth ethnographic study, take part in our summer fieldwork placements scheme, and apply for a year abroad with one of our global partners.You’ll be encouraged to critically evaluate topics and see the world from new perspectives – all within a friendly, supportive, yet academically challenging environment. We’re looking for students who demonstrate:an interest in diverse cultures and societiesan ability to ask incisive questionsstrong analytical skillsa creative and flexible approach to studyintellectual curiosityself-motivation and a willingness to work hardexcellent time management skillsan equal interest in anthropology and law.Career:The analytical, critical and communication skills and legal and social insights gained within the BA Anthropology and Law provide an excellent foundation for many careers and can be applied to a wide range of industries. For example, recent graduates have gone on to work in journalism, development, medicine and counselling, law, human rights, nursing, teaching, business, theatre and film. The programme also establishes a good grounding for research in critical legal studies, or vocationally-oriented training in fields such as policy and planning.