demonstrate awareness of ethical issues concerned with the study of social worlds and representations of others

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apply a critical appreciation of the ways in which anthropology can contribute to an understanding of broader issues in the study of human nature, society and c

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demonstrate knowledge of the values, ethics and traditions of different cultures

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recognise, assess and make use of different theoretical and methodological approaches in the anthropology of religion and be aware of links to cognate bodies of

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demonstrate knowledge of some of the fundamental concepts of the anthropology of religion, such as ritual, ritualization, rites of passage, pilgrimage, symbolis

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a wide range of skills that will meet the demands of the modern labour market.

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to enhance your transferable and inter-personal skills, particularly in communication, time management, individual and group research work, critical appraisal o

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to engage reflexively with the particularities of your own cultural and social contexts, as well as with the complex? Possibilities [need to suggest do this acc

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to develop the ability to apply your knowledge and practical skills to solving anthropologically based research problems;

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an opportunity to develop practical skills in the gathering, analysis, presentation and discussion of anthropological data, particularly with regards to ritual

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