Anthropology Online Course

Explore human culture, language, and evolution with this engaging Anthropology Online Course—study flexibly and broaden your perspective.

The Anthropology Online Course invites you to explore the intricacies of humanity—from our ancient roots to the ways we communicate today. This fascinating course delves into the science of human development, culture, societies, and languages with a curious eye and a critical mind. Whether you're captivated by the origins of civilisations or simply nosy about why we do what we do, this course scratches that intellectual itch.

You'll journey through the evolving study of human groups, examining everything from historical methods and geographical influences to the delicate dance of language formation. All content is delivered entirely online, allowing you to learn at your own pace—no digging through jungles or awkward seminars required. With modules designed to challenge, amuse and inform, this course is ideal for anyone with an interest in the human condition and a taste for anthropological adventure—minus the mosquito bites.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand anthropology’s scope and its scientific significance.
• Identify methods used in historical anthropological studies.
• Explore the classification and evolution of human races.
• Recognise cultural and biological variation in human groups.
• Examine how environment shapes societies and behaviour.
• Learn the process and purpose of language formation.

Curriculum of Anthropology Online Course:

• Module 1: Scope Of Anthropology
• Module 2: Science of Anthropology
• Module 3: Historical Method of Anthropology
• Module 4: Source of Information
• Module 5: Human Race
• Module 6: Variation of Human Groups
• Module 7: Human Surroundings
• Module 8: Geography
• Module 9: Language Forming
• Module 10: Study of Language

Who is this Course For:

• Curious minds interested in human evolution and society.
• Students aiming to explore social science from home.
• Writers wanting insight into cultural backgrounds.
• Professionals expanding knowledge in human behaviour.
• Teachers seeking broader academic perspectives.
• Language lovers exploring linguistic roots.
• Researchers brushing up on anthropological methods.
• Lifelong learners who enjoy a good intellectual wander.

Career Path :

• Cultural Anthropologist – £35,000 per year
• Social Researcher – £32,500 per year
• Museum Education Officer – £30,000 per year
• Heritage Consultant – £33,000 per year
• University Lecturer (Anthropology) – £43,000 per year
• Policy Analyst – £38,000 per year