Students are introduced to a range of practical dilemmas, ethical challenges and the details of how knowledge is produced in anthropological research as it is applied in research settings and professional practice. The aim is for students to learn about aspects of practising as a professional anthropologist (or qualitative sociologist) and to gain an understanding of a range of research methods utilised and challenges confronted within diverse applied contexts. Anthropology/Sociology graduates will increasingly find employment 'outside' the Academy and there is an increasing demand for social scientists in a diverse range of settings. Therefore, an implicit theme in the seminar series is... -- Course Website
