
The Social Anthropology and Ethnology program provides students with the methodological and theoretical tools to understand the diversity of human societies and their complexities, while acknowledging the fundamental unity of humankind. Courses explore various cultural, social, economic, and political realities. The program offers pathways to careers in research and academia, such as university lecturer-researcher or museum curator. Alternatively, it prepares students for roles in consulting, cultural activities, or social development. The faculty also welcomes professionals seeking continuing education to enhance their practices through a reflective process.
The curriculum focuses on equipping students with essential analytical and theoretical frameworks in social anthropology and ethnology.
Graduates of the Social Anthropology and Ethnology program are prepared for diverse career paths.
For detailed information on tuition fees and living costs, please consult the University of Bordeaux's official fee schedules or contact the admissions office.