Anthropology of Education MSc from Brunel University
Ideas and research findings from the discipline of social anthropology are increasingly considered to be significant for many organisations, policies and practices both within and outside the discipline. Social anthropologists, through the penetrating questions they pose, suggest innovative and important ways in which we can understand ourselves as well as others, particularly through the study of cultural processes. Social anthropologists do not consider culture as a structure which is imposed on people or situations, but as a dynamic process which is ever changing and constantly being negotiated and renegotiated.