People
UCL Anthropology is one of the largest departments in the UK with more than 30 members of
the academic staff. In addition there is a number of externally funded research staff in the
department at any one time. Our collective academic staff and graduate
researchers are widely international in background conducting research across
the globe.
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The distinctive research aims and profile of the Department reflects 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 pastoralist research and in the anthropology of genomics. Academic & Teaching | Research | Administrative | Honorary | Visiting |
Research Students
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UCL Anthropology will offer you a unique and richly rewarding experience including academic challenge, personal development, and acquisition of life-skills that will allow you to fulfill your aspirations for your future. Currently ranked seventh in the global league tables, UCL's location in central London offers outstanding academic, professional and social benefits. Internationally renowned resources, such as the British Library, are within walking distance; our strong links with industrial and professional bodies based in the capital provide real-world experience. Research Students |
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