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Research

Research


The distinctive research aims and profile of the Department reflect its long-standing commitment to a broad-based conception of Anthropology, combining biological, social and material culture perspectives. A substantial proportion of the Department’s research activity and outputs are the result of staff collaboration both within and between these groupings, for example in pastoralist research and in the anthropology of genomics. 

Research Activity

Research Activities Information about the four fields of research of the Department of Anthropology at UCL: Evolutionary Anthropology, Social and Cultural Anthropology, Material Culture, Human Ecology.

Interdisciplinary Research

Interdisciplinary Research Much of the Department's research cuts across the above groupings and is conducted in the context of thematically-oriented research forums. These forge interdisciplinary collaborations that link the Department of Anthropology with other departments in UCL, as well as with collaborators in other universities both within the UK and internationally.

Research/Reading Groups

Research/Reading Groups Our approximately 100 research students form a vital part of the intellectual life of the Anthropology Department at UCL. In addition to their relationship to individual supervisors, and as well as attending one or more of the Department's five weekly research seminars, research students are expected to participate in regular Reading and Research Groups (RRGs). Bringing students and staff together to exchange ideas on themes of mutual interest, our RRGs draw their membership from all parts of the Department, as well as welcoming participants from other UCL Departments and other London Colleges.

Research Initiatives

Research Initiatives Major current and recent research initiatives at the Department of Anthropology from UCL.

Working Papers

Working Papers The UCL Anthropology Working Papers Series demonstrates the full range of research carried out in the Department of Anthropology at UCL. It includes working papers by academic staff, post-docs and research students, as well as revised versions of the best dissertations produced by our undergraduate students and students on our taught Masters' courses.

All Publications

All Publications The complete list of the publications of academic and research staff from the Department of Anthropology at UCL.

Dissertation Titles

Research Degrees Search Tool for Under - and Postgraduate Dissertation Titles

Language Resources

Language Resources Language Resources for academics preparing for fieldwork.