6 SE579** The Anthropology of Amazonia 15 2 6 SE583** Pacific Societies 15 2 6 SE584 The Anthropology of Business 15 2 6 SE585 The Anthropology of Eating 15 1 6 The Anthropology of Law 15 2 6 SE591** Mediterranean Societies 15 2 6 SE592** Central Asian Societies 15 2 6 SE593 The Evolution of Human Diversity 15 1 6 Anthropology and Development 15 1 6 SE595 Social Computing 15 2 6 SE601** European Societies 15 2 6 and Muslim Lives in the Contemporary SE607 15 1 World 6 Anthropology and Creativity 15 2 Where only 75 credits have been chosen from the above list, students may select 15 credits of wild modules with the approval of the programme convenor. 18 Work-Based Learning Disability Statement: Where disabled students are due to undertake a work placement as part of this programme of study, a representative of the University will meet with the work placement provider in advance to ensure the provision of anticipatory and reasonable adjustments in line with legal requirements. Where relevant to the programme of study, provide details of any work-based learning element, inclusive of employer details, delivery, assessment and support for students: Arrangements for oversight and support at the partner university, and preparation for the year abroad follow the framework established for our existing degrees with a year abroad. The School has a Year Abroad Coordinator who is responsible for academic matters such as degree requirements, advising and approving module choice, in consultation with the programme convenor for Anthropology year-abroad programmes. The School already runs successful year abroad programmes in all of the destination universities. The International Development Office (for Universities outside Europe) or the Erasmus Office (for European Universities) maintain close contacts with the partner institutions and will advise students on all aspects of living and studying abroad; they are responsible for matters such as help with travel permits, accommodation and registration at the host
SE579** The Anthropology of Amazonia 6 15 2 SE583** Pacific Societies 6 15 2 SE584 The Anthropology of Business 6 15 2 SE585 The Anthropology of Eating 6 15 1 The Anthropology of Law 6 15 2 SE591** Mediterranean Societies 6 15 2 SE592** Central Asian Societies 6 15 2 SE593 The Evolution of Human Diversity 6 15 1 Anthropology and Development 6 15 1 SE595 Social Computing 6 15 2 SE601** European Societies 6 15 2 SE607 and Muslim Lives in the Contemporary World 6 15 1 Anthropology and Creativity 6 15 2 Where only 75 credits have been chosen from the above list, students may select 15 credits of wild modules with the approval of the programme convenor. 18 Work-Based Learning Disability Statement: Where disabled students are due to undertake a work placement as part of this programme of study, a representative of the University will meet with the work placement provider in advance to ensure the provision of anticipatory and reasonable adjustments in line with legal requirements. Where relevant to the programme of study, provide details of any work-based learning element, inclusive of employer details, delivery, assessment and support for students: Arrangements for oversight and support at the partner university, and preparation for the year abroad follow the framework established for our existing degrees with a year abroad. The School has a Year Abroad Coordinator who is responsible for academic matters such as degree requirements, advising and approving module choice, in consultation with the programme convenor for Anthropology year-abroad programmes. The School already runs successful year abroad programmes in all of the destination universities. The International Development Office (for Universities outside Europe) or the Erasmus Office (for European Universities) maintain close contacts with the partner institutions and will advise students on all aspects of living and studying abroad; they are responsible for matters such as help with travel permits, accommodation and registration at the host
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