Summary of courses offered in the Graduate Certificate in Anthropology Program in 2011

Core Courses

First Semester, 2011 ANTH6005 - Indigenous Australian Societies and Culture ANTH6009 - Culture and Development ANTH6025 - Gender and Cross-Cultural Perspective ANTH6026 - Medical Anthropology ANTH6515 - Crossing Borders: Diasporas and Transnationalism Second Semester, 2011 ANTH6017 - Indigenous Australians and Australian Society Today ANTH6049 - Filming Cultures ANTH6057 - Culture and Person ANTH6514 - Anthropology of Media ANTH6516 - Violence and Terror ANTH6519 - Social Animals: anthropological perspectives on animal-human relationships First Semester, 2012 ANTH6005 - Indigenous Australian Societies and Culture ANTH6009 - Culture and Development ANTH6025 - Gender and Cross-Cultural Perspective ANTH6026 - Medical Anthropology ANTH6515 - Crossing Borders: Diasporas and Transnationalism Second Semester, 2012 ANTH6010 - Anthropology of Art ANTH6017 - Indigenous Australians and Australian Society Today ANTH6033 - Religion and Society in India ANTH6049 - Filming Cultures ANTH6057 - Culture and Person ANTH6516 - Violence and Terror ANTH6518 - Food for Thought: Anthropological theories of food and eating

Courses that count towards this Program

Core Courses

ANTH6004 - Religion, Ritual and Cosmology ANTH6005 - Indigenous Australian Societies and Culture ANTH6006 - Anthropology of New Guinea and Melanesia ANTH6009 - Culture and Development ANTH6010 - Anthropology of Art ANTH6017 - Indigenous Australians and Australian Society Today ANTH6025 - Gender and Cross-Cultural Perspective ANTH6026 - Medical Anthropology ANTH6033 - Religion and Society in India ANTH6049 - Filming Cultures ANTH6056 - Belonging, Identity and Nationalism ANTH6057 - Culture and Person ANTH6127 - Genes, memes and Cultural Difference ANTH6514 - Anthropology of Media ANTH6515 - Crossing Borders: Diasporas and Transnationalism ANTH6516 - Violence and Terror ANTH6518 - Food for Thought: Anthropological theories of food and eating ANTH6519 - Social Animals: anthropological perspectives on animal-human relationships

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