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Third year Anthropologists got a chance to visit their pre-historic roots, with a workshop teaching them how to make stone tools from flint. This is part of the module "Cognitive Evolution". This can be done as part of undergraduate Anthropology and Graduate Diploma in Anthropology.

Brookes is distinctive among UK universities in teaching biological and social anthropology in tandem. Biological anthropology explores our evolutionary history, our response to environmental challenges and our relationship to the other primates, while social anthropology is the comparative study at first hand of societies and cultures all around the world.

Excellent teaching drawn from world-leading research, both in the fields of biological and social anthropology, is key to the success of this course. 95% of our students reported being satisfied with this course in the 2016 National Student Survey (source: Unistats). Brookes is home to the Anthropology Centre for Conservation, Environment and Development, and the Europe-Japan Research Centre, while other resources include the world-renowned Pitt Rivers Museum of Anthropology and World Archaeology just a mile away.

You can choose to study Anthropology by itself, or combine it with another subject. We also offer BSc Biological Anthropology and BA Social Anthropology.

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