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Master’s Program in Anthropology

Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences

Master's Program in Anthropology

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Degree Awarded

Master of Anthropology

Tuition Fee per Semester

5 SMMLV.

Location

Popayán.

Duration

Four (4) semesters.

Program Overview

Qualified Registration: Resolution No. 006493 of April 25, 2022.

SNIES Code: 54866.

Program Coordinator: Esteban Díaz Montenegro.

Program Email: maeantropologia@unicauca.edu.co

Schedule: Daytime.

Admission Frequency: By cohort (every two years).

Number of Credits: 50.

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

Mode: In-person.

Supervised by MinEducación

Program Description

The Program aims to provide comprehensive training for research-oriented anthropologists through the effective integration of research into academic education.

Furthermore, it provides interdisciplinary training through courses that bring together various disciplinary perspectives and through curricular flexibility, which gives students the opportunity, starting in the second semester, to take some courses in other departments of the University of Cauca or even at other universities that offer related programs and with which the University of Cauca has agreements or may establish them.

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Studying for a Master’s Program in Anthropology provides comprehensive training as a researcher, integrating research with academic education and promoting interdisciplinarity through courses that bring together different disciplinary perspectives. Curricular flexibility allows students to personalize their education and take courses in other departments or affiliated universities, enriching their academic experience. In addition, the possibility of establishing agreements with other institutions expands opportunities for collaboration and access to additional resources, making this master’s program an attractive option for those interested in deepening their understanding of cultural and social diversity around the world.

General Program Objective

To provide academic training in anthropology that promotes a critical stance and an interdisciplinary approach to understanding social knowledge in diverse sociocultural contexts, thereby contributing to the development of a more reflective and decolonized perspective in the field of ethnographic research.

Specific Objectives

Train researchers with a critical and interdisciplinary stance toward socially produced academic knowledge and its role in diverse sociocultural contexts.
Strengthen the critical approach that should be adopted toward knowledge produced in the surrounding environment.
Contribute to the processes of decolonization of specialized and non-specialized knowledge.
Promote critical ethnographic research as a social practice that contributes to decolonization.
Consolidate the research experience of the proposing research groups and their role in graduate-level education within the university and social spheres.
Promote forms of collaborative research among researchers from diverse disciplines and social actors in the analysis, interpretation, and explanation of social phenomena, as well as in the formulation of proposals and initiatives that contribute to improving intercultural and social relations among the human groups with which they interact.

Occupational Profile

Advanced Research: Ability to conduct advanced research in anthropology and related fields.
University Teaching: Ability to teach at higher education institutions.
Consulting and Advisory Services: Ability to provide advice on community development projects, public policies, and intercultural management.

Cultural Management: Participation in cultural projects, museums, and cultural tourism.
Data Analysis and Social Policies: Application of research skills in the formulation and evaluation of social policies.