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ISEK - Department of Social Anthropology and Cultural Studies Social and Cultural Anthropology

Pre-Master's Modules

During the Bachelor's program, advanced undergraduate students may attend particular Master's modules under certain conditions. Please consult the faculty website for more information: https://www.phil.uzh.ch/en/studies/studyessentials/modules.html

The modules that may be booked as pre-Master's modules are marked in the module catalogue with the note „Dieses Modul ist als vorgezogenes Mastermodul geeignet“ ( "This module is suitable as a pre-Master's module"). In Social and Cultural Anthropology, these are all seminars from the module group "Thematic Modules" and the modules "Current Debates in Social Anthropology" and "Theoretical Encounters" from the module group "Theoretical Perspectives".

In fall semester 2024, the following Anthropology modules may be booked as pre-Master's modules:

Current Debates in Social Anthropology (Modulgruppe: Theoretical Perspectives)

Existential Anthropology (Modulgruppe: Thematic Modules)

Global Challenges and Local Institutional Change (Modulgruppe: Thematic Modules)

Intersectionality (Modulgruppe: Thematic Modules)


You may also book the following modules, which are creditable in both the Bachelor's and Master's programmes; they are only creditable in the Master's programme  if they are not needed for the Bachelor's degree:

Lecture Series in Social Anthropology (Modulgruppe: Theoretical Perspectives)

Anthropology of North America (Modulgruppe: Regional and Methodological Extensions)

Anthropology of Southeast Asia (Modulgruppe: Regional and Methodological Extensions)

Doing Ethnography (Modulgruppe: Regional and Methodological Extensions)

In Mayan Mexico: Change and Continuity in the Chiapas Highlands (Modulgruppe: Regional and Methodological Extensions)

Multimodales Ethnographieren (Modulgruppe: Regional and Methodological Extensions)

Visuelle Anthropologie: Ethnographisches Filmfestival Regard Bleu 2025 (Modulgruppe: Regional and Methodological Extensions)