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Biological Anthropology, School of Human &Life Sciences, Roehampton University, LondonEducational ProgramUnited Kingdom Biological Anthropology, School of Human &Life Sciences, Roehampton University, London (Established 1996) School of Human and Life Sciences , Holybourne Avenue , SW15 4JD United Kingdom Director: Please use the enquiries and admissions contacts below for all enquiries. Phone: +44 (0)020 8392 3232 E-mail: enquiries@roehampton.ac.uk Mission: Anthropology at Roehampton includes the study of both biological (or physical) and social (or cultural) anthropology. Students may also take a combined honours degeee in either Biological Anthropology or Social Anthropology combined with a second subject. In the first year single honours Anthropology students are introduced to a broad range of contemporary issues relating to the methods and practice of all aspects of anthropological research. Students may then specialize in biological or social anthropology or may choose to carry on with a broad-based degree. Specialist modules include Human evolution, Paleeoanthropology, Behavioural Ecology, Primate Biology, Human Evolutionary Psychology, The Ecology of Hunter -Gatherer peoples and Ethnobotany. For those with a more biological background there are also modules in animal ecology & conservation and animal biology. We also offer masters courses, including an MRes in Primatology. Principal Research Programs: Primate Socioecology, Human -animal interactions, Comparative primate endochrinology, Human Evolution Training Opportunities: British students can apply for the normal level of undergraduate funding. Overseas students may be able to obtain funding for short visits (of 6 months or a year) if their institution is a part of an international exchange scheme. Key Personnel: Enquiries Office Roehampton University Erasmus House Roehampton Lane London SW15 35PU Tel: 020 8392 3232 Fax 020 8392 3220 e-mail: enquiries@roehampton.ac.uk If you need more specific information regarding entry requirements and admissions then please contact the Admissions Office: Admissions Office Roehampton University Erasmus House London SW15 5PU Tel: (020) 8392 3232 Fax: (020) 8392 3470 e-mail: admissions@roehampton.ac.uk Species Supported: We have no captive animals at the university. Associated Field Sites: Gashaka Gumpti National Park, Nigeria (collaboration with University College London) Web Site: http://www.roehampton.ac.uk/ug/ba/ Comments: see our web page for more information on our undergraduate course http://www.roehampton.ac.uk/ug/ba/ And for our Masters course in primatology see: http://www.roehampton.ac.uk/pg/primatology/ Entry created: 1998-10-13 [Update Entry] [Delete Entry] |