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Doctoral Program in Anthropology

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Degree Awarded

Doctor of Anthropology

Tuition Fee per Semester

10 SMMLV.

Location

Popayán.

Duration

Eight (8) semesters.

Program Overview

Qualified Registration: Resolution No. 015313 of August 24, 2020.

SNIES Code: 51767

Program Coordinator: Cristóbal Gnecco.

Program Email: docantropologia@unicauca.edu.co

Schedule: Daytime.

Admission Frequency: Every two years.

Number of Credits: 130.

Faculty to which the program belongs: Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences.

Mode: In-person.

Supervised by MinEducación

Program Description

The training provided by this Doctoral Program may contribute to addressing the challenges arising from the different conceptions and practices developed by social groups regarding diverse aspects such as identity, social organization, the economy, technology, political participation, justice, health, and history.

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Pursuing a Doctoral Program in Anthropology is embarking on an exciting intellectual journey that will lead you to explore the many facets of cultural and social diversity. Why apply? Because this program provides you with the tools to unravel the complexities of identity, social organization, the economy, technology, and many other aspects of human life. By doing so, you become an agent of change capable of contributing to the development of more just and equitable societies. Join us and help us understand and transform the world around us.

General Program Objective

Promote the training of experts in Anthropology with an interdisciplinary perspective who are committed to analyzing and understanding cultural dynamics in the contemporary world. These professionals will be equipped to address issues related to cultural diversity in a critical and proactive manner, thereby contributing to the enrichment of society and fostering more inclusive and harmonious intercultural relations.

Specific Objectives

Train doctoral graduates in Anthropology who are equipped to analyze and intervene in the processes of constructing, assigning meaning to, and mobilizing cultural differences and similarities within the context of contemporary regimes of representation.
Train researchers who can critically and creatively contextualize and apply contemporary conceptual frameworks to develop a broad, reflective, and informed understanding of social, cultural, and political conditions, and who can contribute to interventions that promote more fluid intercultural contexts and strengthen multicultural relations. They should also be able to engage in research and social transformation processes and serve as interlocutors for academic communities, government institutions, Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs), and social movements.
Promote the establishment of public research and teaching centers to compete in the training of human resources

Occupational Profile

The Doctor of Anthropology graduating from this program will be a researcher capable of studying, interpreting, and proposing alternatives to the problems that arise in the processes of constructing, assigning meaning to, and mobilizing cultural differences and similarities. In this capacity, they will be able to work in areas such as:

Formulation and implementation of public policies aimed at strengthening intercultural relations and promoting multicultural development.
University teaching.