London School of Economics and Political Science｜MSc Social Anthropology (Religion in the Contemporary World)。项目库类目：社会学与社工 · 社科。
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MSc Social Anthropology (Religion in the Contemporary World)
硕士社科
学制1年
学费32000英镑/年
入学时间9月
语言要求雅思 7（W 6.5 / S 6.5 / L 6.5 / R 7） · 托福 100（W 24 / S 22 / L 22 / R 25） · 托福（新版） 5.5（W 5 / S 4.5 / L 5 / R 5） · PTE 70（W 62 / S 62 / L 62 / R 70）
就业方向社会工作机构、非营利组织、基金会、社会企业、人力资源
岗位分布慈善项目经理、调研分析师、社会工作者、社区发展专员、政策研究员
📚 课程设置（15 门）
课程15 门
0宗教人类学The Anthropology of Religion
1论文Dissertation
2基督教人类学The Anthropology of Christianity
3东南亚人类学The Anthropology of Southeast Asia
4美拉尼西亚人类学The Anthropology of Melanesia
5调查菲律宾 - 新方法和民族志背景Investigating the Philippines - New Approaches and Ethnographic Contexts
6存在问题的人类学方法Anthropological Approaches to Questions of Being
7南亚人类学The Anthropology of South Asia
8孟加拉国及其他地区：人类学观点Bangladesh and Beyond: Anthropological Perspectives
9超越现代的欧洲Europe Beyond Modernity
10欧洲的种族多样性和冲突：身份、宗教和文化Racial Diversity and Conflict in Europe: Identities, Religion, and Culture
11东南亚的全球化和民主化Globalization and Democratization in Southeast Asia
世界政治中的伊斯兰教Islam in World Politics
国际文化和宗教政治The International Politics of Culture and Religion
人类学：理论与民族志Anthropology: Theory and Ethnography
🎯 入学要求
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You'll need to have an upper second class honours (2:1) degree or equivalent in the humanities and social sciences or have studied anthropology within the context of a more general degree. You'll need to demonstrate a genuine interest in the social sciences and religion.
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The English language requirement for this programme is Higher . Read more about our English language requirements .
Competition for places at LSE is strong. So, even if you meet the minimum entry requirements, this doesn't guarantee you an offer of a place.
However, please don’t feel deterred from applying – we want to hear from all suitably qualified students. Think carefully about how you can put together the strongest possible application to help you stand out.
📖 项目简介
This programme provides a unique interdisciplinary, broad social science perspective on the study of religion. It offers you the opportunity to investigate the increasing prevalence of religious and secular dynamics across the globe and how concepts of religion interweave with aspects of today’s society, in theory and practice.
The programme tackles topics of key importance, from policy-relevant connections between religion and public life, and religion and politics, to more theoretical debates about the nature of belief, ritual, and questions of being. It allows you to explore the role of religion in the developing world, and illuminates Western models of religion and secularisation through comparison with those in the global south. The department’s strong tradition of fieldwork is an important element of the programme, with the core course giving you an in-depth knowledge of case studies based on your lecturers’ own expert primary research on religion.
The programme is intended for graduates of the humanities and social sciences, but will be of interest to those with a traditional theological background, or with pastoral or vocational training, or careers in journalism, charity or NGO work, or teaching, as well as those who would like to consider religion from an alternative and complementary perspective.
R A Orsi Between Heaven and Earth; the religious worlds people make and the scholars who study them (Princeton, 2005)
R Bowen Why the French Don't Like Headscarves (Princeton, 2008)
F Cannell The Anthropology of Christianity (Duke University, 2006)
R Willerslev Soul Hunters: Hunting, Animism, and Personhood among the Siberian Yukaghirs (University of California Press, 2007)
M Engelke God's Agents (University of California Press, 2013)
Bowen The Anthropology of Religion (Blackwell Publishing , 2000)
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✨ 项目特色
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Meet the department
Why LSE
The Department of Anthropology is world-leading and internationally renowned – rated the top anthropology department in London and second in the UK ( Good University Guide 2027 ).
Our work is rooted in ethnographic research: we explore how different societies and communities work. We ask big questions about what people have in common and what makes us different – challenging traditional assumptions and ideas.
Anthropology has been taught at LSE since 1904. The department rose to prominence under Malinowski – the founder of British social anthropology. Many of the leading figures in the field have taught and/or studied at LSE. Today, we strive to work in the best radical traditions of the discipline while constantly pushing our thinking in new directions.
The department offers a mix of undergraduate and postgraduate study opportunities, including a single honours degree in Social Anthropology and a joint undergraduate Anthropology and Law programme.
We have a dynamic and active research community. Long-term anthropological fieldwork is a key strength of our department. Most staff are involved in ongoing field research, in both well-established and emerging fields. Our academics also work at the intersections with other disciplines, including history, cognitive psychology and religious studies.
该项目为硕士 · 社会学与社工，官网介绍：This programme provides a unique interdisciplinary, broad social science perspective on the study of religion.
伦敦政治经济学院社会人类学（当代世界的宗教）理学硕士的学制是多久？
该校官网公布为 1年（全日制）。
伦敦政治经济学院社会人类学（当代世界的宗教）理学硕士的学费是多少？
32000英镑/年，为该校官网公布的项目学费。
伦敦政治经济学院社会人类学（当代世界的宗教）理学硕士什么时候入学？
该校官网公布 9月 入学。
伦敦政治经济学院社会人类学（当代世界的宗教）理学硕士的语言成绩要求是什么？
雅思 7（W 6.5 / S 6.5 / L 6.5 / R 7） · 托福 100（W 24 / S 22 / L 22 / R 25） · 托福（新版） 5.5（W 5 / S 4.5 / L 5 / R 5） · PTE 70（W 62 / S 62 / L 62 / R 70）。
伦敦政治经济学院社会人类学（当代世界的宗教）理学硕士的入学要求是什么？
You'll need to have an upper second class honours (2:1) degree or equivalent in the humanities and social sciences or have studied anthropology within the context of a more general degree.