GRADO EN ANTROPOLOGÍA SOCIAL Y CULTURAL

DEGREE IN SOCIAL AND CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY

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Facultad de Geografía e Historia

C/ Doña María de Padilla, S/N, 41004 - Sevilla.

41018. Sevilla

T. 954 551 340

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Para acceder a un título de Grado es necesario reunir los requisitos de acceso a la Universidad, que se acreditan con el Título de Bachiller y la superación de la Prueba de Evaluación de Bachillerato para el Acceso a la Universidad (PEvAU); con un título de Ciclo Formativo de Grado Superior; con el título de Bachiller Europeo o Bachillerato Internacional; con estudios de sistemas educativos europeos o de países con los que se han suscrito acuerdos, que otorguen los requisitos de acceso en sus sistemas educativos para acceder a la Universidad; con estudios extranjeros homologados al Título de Bachiller español; o con la superación de las Pruebas o Procedimientos de Acceso para mayores de 25, 40 ó 45 años.

Quienes reúnan los requisitos de acceso y quieran mejorar su nota de admisión (que no sea para mejorar la calificación de una titulación universitaria, de las pruebas de mayores de 25, 40 ó 45 años, o del título de bachiller homologado) se podrán examinar con carácter opcional de hasta un máximo de 4 materias en las Pruebas de Admisión. Se aconseja la consulta de los parámetros de ponderación de cada materia para cada Título de Grado y los requisitos y plazos para participar en las diferentes Fases del procedimiento de preinscripción para ser admitidos en los diferentes títulos de Grado: Fase Extranjeros (Marzo), Fase Ordinaria (Junio) y Fase Extraordinaria (Septiembre). Puedes ampliar la información en la página web del Distrito Único Andaluz:http://www.juntadeandalucia.es/economiayconocimiento/sguit/?q=grados

A raíz de las labores realizadas en el marco de la CEGA se pueden definir varios perfiles profesiona-les bien consolidados, entre aquellos egresados que trabajan en ámbitos que tienen que ver directamente con la Antropología Social. Éstos son: i) relaciones interculturales y diversidad cultural, con especial atención a las cuestiones y problemas relacionados con la inmigración; ii) Patrimonio etnológico; iii) de-sarrolloterritorial y cooperación internacional; iv) promoción y gestión cultural; v) docencia e investigación básica; y vi) investigación aplicada, asesoramiento e inter-vención en el ámbito de los servicios personales, so-ciales y sanitarios. Ante este panorama, los tres tipos de entidades en los que los antropólogos están sien-do contratados con más asiduidad hasta el momen-to son, en menor medida, empresas privadas, sobre todo ligadas a proyectos de gestión y desarrollo del patrimonio etnológico; organismos de la Administra-ción y ONGs.

Este Grado tiene preferencia alta para el acceso a los siguientes Másteres Universitarios:

Antropología: Gestión de la Diversidad Cultural, el Patrimonio y el Desarrollo; Estudios Americanos; Patrimonio Histórico Andaluz y Proyección Ibe-roamericana; Arquitectura y Patrimonio Histórico; Ciudad y Arquitectura Sostenibles; Comunicación y Cultura; Psicología de las Organizaciones y del Tra-bajo; Urbanismo, Planeamiento y Diseño Urbano; Profesorado en ESO, Bachillerato, F.P. o Enseñanza Idiomas (Esp. Ciencias Sociales); Dirección Planifi-cación del Turismo.

SALIDAS PROFESIONALES

CONTINUACIÓN DE ESTUDIOS

Curso Asignatura Créditos Tipo

Antropología de la Organización Social I 6 Formación Básica

Antropología Económica I 6 Formación Básica

Arte y Sociedad 6 Formación Básica

Geografía de la Población 6 Formación Básica

Historia Universal del Siglo XX 6 Formación Básica

Introducción a la Antropología 6 Formación Básica

Introducción a la Economía Política 6 Formación Básica

Introducción a la Psicología Social 6 Formación Básica

Introducción a la Sociología 6 Formación Básica

Teorías Antropológicas I. Fundamentos 6 Formación Básica

Antropología de la Organización Social II 6 Obligatoria

Antropología Económica II 6 Obligatoria

Antropología Política I 6 Obligatoria

Antropología Simbólica I 6 Obligatoria

Teorías Antropológicas II. Corrientes Clásicas 6 Obligatoria

Antropología de la Comunicación 6 Optativa

Antropología de la Sexualidad 6 Optativa

Antropología de los Géneros 6 Obligatoria

Antropología del Desarrollo 6 Optativa

Antropología Política II 6 Obligatoria

Antropología Simbólica II 6 Obligatoria

Teorías Antropológicas III. Corrientes y Problemas Actuales 6 Obligatoria

Antropología de la Salud 6 Optativa

Antropología de las Sociedades Contemporáneas 6 Optativa

Antropología y Exclusión Social 6 Optativa

Antropología y Sociedades Rurales 6 Optativa

Métodos y Técnicas Cuantitativas de Investigación Social 6 Obligatoria

Métodos y Técnicas de Investigación en Antropología I 6 Obligatoria

Patrimonio Etnológico 6 Optativa

Antropología de la Educación 6 Optativa

Antropología de las Religiones 6 Optativa

Antropología Urbana 6 Optativa

Etnicidad y Multiculturalismo 6 Optativa

Métodos y Técnicas de Investigación en Antropología II 6 Obligatoria

Museología Antropológica 6 Optativa

Técnicas Auxiliares en Etnografía 6 Obligatoria

Antropología del Turismo 6 Optativa

Antropología Ecológica 6 Optativa

Etnología de Andalucía 6 Obligatoria

Etnología de los Pueblos de España 6 Obligatoria

Etnología del África Negra 6 Optativa

Prácticas Externas 6 Prácticas externas

Antropología de las Migraciones 6 Optativa

Antropología del Trabajo 6 Optativa

Antropología Visual 6 Optativa

Etnología de América Latina 6 Obligatoria

Etnología del Mediterráneo 6 Obligatoria

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La Antropología Social y Cultural es una disciplina que estudia la variabilidad de las culturas humanas. Además de su perspectiva transcultural y de su interés en las relaciones interculturales, esta disciplina se caracteriza metodológicamente por el uso de la etnografía, basada en trabajo de campo como forma de investigación específica. Puede ofrecer una contribución decisiva al estudio y la intervención en temas sociales que son candentes en nuestro país, como el multiculturalismo o los procesos migratorios.

Las clases teórico-prácticas en el aula son el sistema de enseñanza prioritario. Además, las prácticas de campo te permitirán conocer directamente aspectos de la realidad abordada en las diversas materias.

Estructura general Créditos

Formación Básica 60

Obligatorios 102

Optativos 60

Prácticas externas

Practicum obligatorio (6 meses)

6.00

Prácticas en empresas (optativa)

No se aplica

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DESCRIPCIÓN

GRADO EN ANTROPOLOGÍA SOCIAL Y CULTURAL

DEGREE IN SOCIAL AND CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY

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Faculty of Geography and History C/ Doña María de Padilla, S/N, 41004 - Sevilla. 41018. SevillaT. 954 551 340Correo-e.: geografiaehistoria@us.es

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ADMISSION REQUIREMENTSThe access requirements to the University in order to obtain a degree are the following: holding a Bachillerato Certificate (Spanish Baccalaureate) and passing the Prueba de Evaluación de Bachillerato para el Acceso a la Universidad (Spanish University Entrance Examination), or holding the Ciclo Formativo de Grado Superior Certificate (Spanish Advanced Vocational Training Certificate); or holding the European Baccalaureate or International Baccalaureate Certificate; or having completed secondary education in EU countries or countries that have signed the corresponding specific bilateral agreements with Spain; or having foreign studies validated by the Spanish Ministry as equivalent to the Spanish Bachillerato; or having passed the University Entrance Tests or Procedures for people over 25, 40 or 45 years old.

Candidates fulfilling the above requirements wishing to raise their entrance marks (not applicable for candidates wishing to enter to the University by holding a completed University degree, those passing of the University Tests for people over 25, 40 or 45 years old, or holding a validated Baccalaureate Studies) can optionally pass during the University Entrance Examination an assessment test in up to 4 extra subjects. It is advisable to consult the weighting parameters of each subject for each Degree and the requirements and deadlines to participate in the different pre-registration procedure phases: Foreign Students Phase (March), Ordinary Phase (June) and Extraordinary Phase (September).Further information on the website of the Andalusian Single District:http://www.juntadeandalucia.es/economiayconocimiento/sguit/?q=grados

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GRADO EN ANTROPOLOGÍA SOCIAL Y CULTURAL

DEGREE IN SOCIAL AND CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY

http://www.us.eshttp://estudiantes.us.eshttp://cat.us.es/http://guiadeestudiantes.us.es/http://geografiaehistoria.us.es/http://www.us.es/esl/estudios/grados/plan_188

Faculty of Geography and History C/ Doña María de Padilla, S/N, 41004 - Sevilla. 41018. SevillaT. 954 551 340Correo-e.: geografiaehistoria@us.es

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ADMISSION REQUIREMENTSThe access requirements to the University in order to obtain a degree are the following: holding a Bachillerato Certificate (Spanish Baccalaureate) and passing the Prueba de Evaluación de Bachillerato para el Acceso a la Universidad (Spanish University Entrance Examination), or holding the Ciclo Formativo de Grado Superior Certificate (Spanish Advanced Vocational Training Certificate); or holding the European Baccalaureate or International Baccalaureate Certificate; or having completed secondary education in EU countries or countries that have signed the corresponding specific bilateral agreements with Spain; or having foreign studies validated by the Spanish Ministry as equivalent to the Spanish Bachillerato; or having passed the University Entrance Tests or Procedures for people over 25, 40 or 45 years old.

Candidates fulfilling the above requirements wishing to raise their entrance marks (not applicable for candidates wishing to enter to the University by holding a completed University degree, those passing of the University Tests for people over 25, 40 or 45 years old, or holding a validated Baccalaureate Studies) can optionally pass during the University Entrance Examination an assessment test in up to 4 extra subjects. It is advisable to consult the weighting parameters of each subject for each Degree and the requirements and deadlines to participate in the different pre-registration procedure phases: Foreign Students Phase (March), Ordinary Phase (June) and Extraordinary Phase (September).Further information on the website of the Andalusian Single District:http://www.juntadeandalucia.es/economiayconocimiento/sguit/?q=grados

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As a result of the work carried out within the fra-mework of the State Commission on Anthropology Degrees (CEGA), several job positions directly linked to Social Anthropology have been created in the following areas: i) intercultural mediation and cultural diversity, with special attention to immigration-related issues and problems; ii) ethnological heritage; iii) territorial development and international cooperation; iv) cultu-ral promotion and management; v) teaching and basic research; and vi) applied research, advice and interven-tion in the field of personal, social and health services.

Anthropologists are often recruited in public bodies and NGOs, and, to a lesser extent, in private compa-nies, especially in those linked to ethnological heritage management and development projects.

The completion of this degree provides preferential access to following Master’s Degrees: Anthropology: Management of Cultural Diversity, Heritage and De-velopment; American Studies; Andalusian Artistic He-ritage and its Latin-American Projection; Architecture and Historical Heritage; Sustainable Architecture and Cities; Communication and Culture; Psychology of Or-ganizations and Work; Town Planning, Zoning and Ur-ban Design; Teaching in Secondary Schools, Vocatio-nal Training and Language Centers (Social Studies); Tourism Management and Planning.

Course Unit Credits TypeAnthropology of Social Organization I 6 Basic Training

Anthropology and Economics I 6 Basic Training

Art and Society 6 Basic Training

Geography of the Population 6 Basic Training

Universal History of the 20th Century 6 Basic Training

Introduction to Anthropology 6 Basic Training

Introduction to Political Economy 6 Basic Training

Introduction to Social Psychology 6 Basic Training

Introduction to Sociology 6 Basic Training

Anthropological Theory I: Foundations 6 Basic Training

Anthropology of Social Organization II 6 Compulsory

Anthropology and Economics II 6 Compulsory

Political Anthropology I 6 Compulsory

Anthropology of Symbols I 6 Compulsory

Anthropological Theory II: Classical Trends 6 Compulsory

Anthropology of Communication 6 Optional

Anthropology of Sexuality 6 Optional

Anthropology an Gender 6 Compulsory

Anthropology of Development 6 Optional

Political Anthropology II 6 Compulsory

Anthropology of Symbols II 6 Compulsory

Anthropological Theory III: Contemporary Trends and Problems 6 Compulsory

Anthropology of Health 6 Optional

Anthropology of Contemporary Societies 6 Optional

Anthropology and Social Exclusion 6 Optional

Anthropology and Rural Societies 6 Optional

Social Research Methods and Quantitative Techniques 6 Compulsory

Anthropological Research Methods and Techniques I 6 Compulsory

Ethnic Heritage 6 Optional

Anthropology of Education 6 Optional

Anthropology of Religion 6 Optional

Urban Anthropology 6 Optional

Ethnicity and Multiculturalism 6 Optional

Anthropological Research Methods and Techniques II 6 Compulsory

Anthropology and Museology 6 Optional

Auxiliary Techniques in Ethnography 6 Compulsory

Anthropology of Tourism 6 Optional

Anthropology and Ecology 6 Optional

Ethnology of Andalusia 6 Compulsory

Ethnology of the Peoples of Spain 6 Compulsory

Ethnology of Black Africa 6 Optional

External Practices 6 External Practices

Anthropology of Migrations 6 Optional

Anthropology of Work 6 Optional

Visual Anthropology 6 Optional

Ethnology of Latin America 6 Compulsory

Ethnology of the Mediterranean Countries 6 Compulsory

Final Year Project/Dissertation 12 Degree Project

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Social and Cultural Anthropology is a discipli-ne focused on the study of cultural variability. In addition to its cross-cultural approach and its focus on intercultural relations, this dis-cipline is marked by the use of ethnographic fieldwork as a specific research method. An-thropology contributes decisively to the study and intervention in social issues which are controversial in our country, such as multi-culturalism or migration processes.

In-class theoretical-practical teaching is the principal teaching method. Moreover, the practice of fieldwork allows students to gain first-hand knowledge of some aspects ad-dressed in this degree.

PROFESSIONAL OPPORTUNITIES

DESCRIPTION

FURTHERSTUDIES

General Structure Credits

Core 60

Compulsory 102

Optional 60

External Practice

Obligatory Prac-tical Training(6 months)

6.00

Internships (Optional)

NotApplicable

Final Degree Project 12

As a result of the work carried out within the fra-mework of the State Commission on Anthropology Degrees (CEGA), several job positions directly linked to Social Anthropology have been created in the following areas: i) intercultural mediation and cultural diversity, with special attention to immigration-related issues and problems; ii) ethnological heritage; iii) territorial development and international cooperation; iv) cultu-ral promotion and management; v) teaching and basic research; and vi) applied research, advice and interven-tion in the field of personal, social and health services.

Anthropologists are often recruited in public bodies and NGOs, and, to a lesser extent, in private compa-nies, especially in those linked to ethnological heritage management and development projects.

The completion of this degree provides preferential access to following Master’s Degrees: Anthropology: Management of Cultural Diversity, Heritage and De-velopment; American Studies; Andalusian Artistic He-ritage and its Latin-American Projection; Architecture and Historical Heritage; Sustainable Architecture and Cities; Communication and Culture; Psychology of Or-ganizations and Work; Town Planning, Zoning and Ur-ban Design; Teaching in Secondary Schools, Vocatio-nal Training and Language Centers (Social Studies); Tourism Management and Planning.

Course Unit Credits TypeAnthropology of Social Organization I 6 Basic Training

Anthropology and Economics I 6 Basic Training

Art and Society 6 Basic Training

Geography of the Population 6 Basic Training

Universal History of the 20th Century 6 Basic Training

Introduction to Anthropology 6 Basic Training

Introduction to Political Economy 6 Basic Training

Introduction to Social Psychology 6 Basic Training

Introduction to Sociology 6 Basic Training

Anthropological Theory I: Foundations 6 Basic Training

Anthropology of Social Organization II 6 Compulsory

Anthropology and Economics II 6 Compulsory

Political Anthropology I 6 Compulsory

Anthropology of Symbols I 6 Compulsory

Anthropological Theory II: Classical Trends 6 Compulsory

Anthropology of Communication 6 Optional

Anthropology of Sexuality 6 Optional

Anthropology an Gender 6 Compulsory

Anthropology of Development 6 Optional

Political Anthropology II 6 Compulsory

Anthropology of Symbols II 6 Compulsory

Anthropological Theory III: Contemporary Trends and Problems 6 Compulsory

Anthropology of Health 6 Optional

Anthropology of Contemporary Societies 6 Optional

Anthropology and Social Exclusion 6 Optional

Anthropology and Rural Societies 6 Optional

Social Research Methods and Quantitative Techniques 6 Compulsory

Anthropological Research Methods and Techniques I 6 Compulsory

Ethnic Heritage 6 Optional

Anthropology of Education 6 Optional

Anthropology of Religion 6 Optional

Urban Anthropology 6 Optional

Ethnicity and Multiculturalism 6 Optional

Anthropological Research Methods and Techniques II 6 Compulsory

Anthropology and Museology 6 Optional

Auxiliary Techniques in Ethnography 6 Compulsory

Anthropology of Tourism 6 Optional

Anthropology and Ecology 6 Optional

Ethnology of Andalusia 6 Compulsory

Ethnology of the Peoples of Spain 6 Compulsory

Ethnology of Black Africa 6 Optional

External Practices 6 External Practices

Anthropology of Migrations 6 Optional

Anthropology of Work 6 Optional

Visual Anthropology 6 Optional

Ethnology of Latin America 6 Compulsory

Ethnology of the Mediterranean Countries 6 Compulsory

Final Year Project/Dissertation 12 Degree Project

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Social and Cultural Anthropology is a discipli-ne focused on the study of cultural variability. In addition to its cross-cultural approach and its focus on intercultural relations, this dis-cipline is marked by the use of ethnographic fieldwork as a specific research method. An-thropology contributes decisively to the study and intervention in social issues which are controversial in our country, such as multi-culturalism or migration processes.

In-class theoretical-practical teaching is the principal teaching method. Moreover, the practice of fieldwork allows students to gain first-hand knowledge of some aspects ad-dressed in this degree.

PROFESSIONAL OPPORTUNITIES

DESCRIPTION

FURTHERSTUDIES

General Structure Credits

Core 60

Compulsory 102

Optional 60

External Practice

Obligatory Prac-tical Training(6 months)

6.00

Internships (Optional)

NotApplicable

Final Degree Project 12