Anthropology
Ethnographic Field Research
Module code: 002AN
Level 5
15 credits in spring semester
Teaching method: Seminar
Assessment modes: Portfolio
On this module, you’ll be introduced to the practical and methodological aspects of ethnographic research. It will build on Ethnographic Research Methods.
You’ll design and conduct an independent ethnographic research project on a key anthropological theme, applying the theoretical and practical insights that you’ve learned throughout your degree.
With guidance and support, you’ll learn to:
- formulate your own research question
- design a methodology
- conduct ethnographic research
- write up your findings in a final report.
You’ll develop your ability to apply theoretical knowledge of research methodology to a specific research project.
Module learning outcomes
- Ability to design and conduct an ethnographic research project.
- Ability to evaluate epistemological, methodological and ethical issues involved in ethnographic research.
- Ability to relate an understanding of particular theories to the empirical inquiry.
- Ability to communicate effectively with others, and present research findings in different written formats.