The Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona has opened the admission process for the Master’s in Anthropology: Advanced Research and Social Intervention for the 2026/27 academic year. It is an on-campus programme designed to understand contemporary social phenomena from a critical perspective and to intervene in contexts of cultural diversity using ethnographic tools.
The master’s offers two specialisation pathways: Research, geared towards academic or applied projects, and Social Intervention, which includes 90 hours of placement in partner organisations.
Classes will be taught at the Facultat de Lletres (UAB), on an intensive timetable from 16:00 to 20:00, from September to March. The teaching staff, drawn from the UAB Department of Anthropology, has extensive research experience in areas such as ecological crisis and maritime studies; global health, bodies and medicalisation; gender, sexualities and families; childhoods and education; exclusion and vulnerability processes, and migrations, urbanism and mobilities.
The admission period will remain open until 30 September and 30 places are offered. For more information, please visit this link or write to bruna.alvarez@uab.cat.