Anthropology (in Bulgarian)
Short presentation of the programme:
In the first two years of the programme, the focus is on general education courses and two-semester courses in the main areas of study, e.g. History of Fine Art, Mythology and Religion, Culture and Semiotics, Composition in the Visual Arts, etc.; general education courses in the history and theory of arts, culture, psychology, etc. In the third and fourth years, there are specialised lecture courses and training courses.
Major and professional qualification:
Major:
Anthropology
Qualification: Anthropologist
Practical training courses:
Practical training includes field research, practice to ongoing research projects, questionnaire surveys and internship.
International mobility:
The programme provides an opportunity for international student mobility at universities in Greece, France, Denmark, Turkey and Switzerland.
Graduate Student Competencies:
• master knowledge of social structures and cultural phenomena, theories and methods in social sciences as well as the applicability of anthropological knowledge in practice;
• gain skills to apply their knowledge in planning of activities in the field of politics, culture, tourism, local self-government, education and science.
Graduation:
Completion of studies in the bachelor's programme takes place by defending a bachelor's thesis or passing a state exam upon earning the required number of credits. In addition to the professional qualification provided, students can also obtain additional specialisation by enrolling in a minor programme.
The graduation process complies with the NBU Standard for Educational and Qualification Degree Completion.
Occupation and possible positions:
Graduates pursue careers as anthropologist, ethnologist, market research analysts, advertising experts, newspaper and magazine editors, museum curators, consultants and public administration specialists.
Department :
Anthropology