ICSN at Aarhus University

 

Aarhus

The Department of Ethnography and Social Anthropology

Assoc. Prof. Nils Ole Buband.

 

The Department of Ethnography and Social Anthropology, University of Aarhus
aims to conduct research and teaching of the highest standard and to interact actively with the international anthropological community, with other academic milieus and with the society at large.

The Department's research effort is guided by three overall commitments and central fields of endeavour:

  • Anthropological theory will be the object of critical and historical analysis and will be further developed in relation to specific research themes as specified below.
  • The Department will actively engage methodological and epistemological problems of anthropological research, resulting from changing field situations, the movement of people and things, the global connectedness of social and cultural phenomena, as well as interdisciplinary collaboration.
  • The department will critically examine, develop and promote various forms of representation of anthropological knowledge: through writing, museum exhibitions, audio-visual medi (in particular ethnographic films) and the Internet. In this context the Department highly values its ongoing co-operation with the Moesgård Museum.

The priority research themes include:

  • Globalisation and development
  • Culture and politics
  • Medical anthropology

 

For information about the Department’s research profile, see
http://www.hum.au.dk/etno/PROFILEN.htm


For information about the Departments teaching, see http://www.hum.au.dk/etno/Undervisning/studiet.htm