- Degrees and titles: Bachelor of Social Sciences with a minor in Anthropology, Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology
- Duration: 11 semesters
- In: School of Social Sciences
- Format: In-person
Anthropology studies the diversity of human cultures and their distinctive characteristics. It focuses on the processes of encounter and mutual interaction through which ways of thinking, cultural and social practices, and different forms of organization take shape.
This type of education is particularly relevant in a multicultural country like Peru. Upon completing your degree in Anthropology, you will be prepared to become a professional specializing in the interpretation of the complex processes that affect societies, and equipped to contribute to the resolution of conflicts related to culture, politics, economics, religion, education, health, and the media, as well as to intervene positively in social conflicts.
Field of Work
- Non-governmental organizations (national and international)
- International cooperation organizations and agencies (multilateral and bilateral)
- State Institutions
- Companies (domestic and multinational)
- Consulting Firms
- Universities and research centers
- Teaching