Staff

Current Course Tutors:

Joe Calabrese
Interests include Medical anthropology, cultural psychiatry, mind/self/personhood, clinical ethnography, severe mental illness, stigma, healing, ritual, postcolonial revitalization movements, family life and comparative human development, Native North Americans, African Diaspora societies, Bhutan.

Jo Cook
Interests include Medical anthropology, the anthropology of ethics, mindfulness-based therapy, post-democracy, well-being and happiness, UK & Thailand.

Sahra Gibbon
Interests include genomic knowledges/technologies and public health in comparative cultural arenas (especially Latin America), gender, kinship, breast cancer and 'BRCA' genetics, biosocialities and communities of health activism and inter/ cross-disciplinary research practices.

Roland Littlewood
Medical and social anthropology of the Caribbean (Trinidad, Haiti), Albania and Britain.

Course and Option Course Lecturers:

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"I completed the MSc in Medical Anthropology in 2008. It gave me the opportunity to explore this interest within a challenging and academically rigorous framework. The diversity of the MSc syllabus gave me the opportunity to study areas outside the core components of medical anthropology." (Mahnaz Hashmi, Consultant Psychiatrist)

University College London

UCL is one of the highest rated universities in the world, coming fourth after Harvard, Cambridge, and Yale in the 2009 annual Times Higher Education QS World University Rankings.

Online Application

Graduate Prospectus, SSHS (2011/12)

General entrance requirements

International qualifications

English language proficiency requirements