2006-08 Course

Coordination of the doctorate program:
Alberto López Bargados (alopezbargados@ub.edu)

First year (2006-07)

In the first year of the program, the students must take courses and are required to complete a minimum of 20 credits, which can be chosen from any of the subjects offered in the doctorate program. Keeping in mind that each course is 3 credits, students must take at least 7 subjects (courses or seminars).

The courses offered during the 2006-07 academic year are the following:

 

Code	Courses	Lecturer	Cr.
103717	Development Anthropology	Dra. Cristina Larrea	3
101392	Anthropology and Patrimony	Dra. Josefina Roma	3
104296	Political and Legal Anthropology	Dr. Ignasi Terradas	3
107758	Advances in Social and Cultural Anthropology, A		3
	Public knowledge and the new ethics: an institutional anthropology	Dr. Alberto Corsin	2
	Interpretation and explanation in cultural analysis	Dr. Carles Salazar	1
107762	Advances in Social and Cultural Anthropology, B		3
	Kinship, individual, and the person: the European case.	Dr. Enric Porqueres	2
	Towards an anthropology of social suffering	Dr. Francisco Ferrandiz	1
107763	Advances in Social and Cultural Anthropology, C		3
	New trends on religious anthropology	Dr. Ramon Sarró	2
	Culture of violence on the road	Dr. Manel Joao Ramos	1
907053	Migrations and Processes of Identity	Dra. Danielle Provansal	3
104298	Methods in Social and Cultural Anthropology	Dr. Manuel Delgado	3
101390	Social Relations and The New Technologies	Dra. Judit Sandor	3
101394	Kinship, Culture and Society	Dr. Joan Bestard	3
101389	Production, Distribution and Consumption	Dr. Gonçal Sanz	3
101393	Department Seminars	Dr. Andreu Viola	3
	Research Techniques and Project Planning	Dr. Ferran Estrada	3

Second year (2005-06)

Students must have completed a minimum of 20 credits of coursework in order to enroll in the second year.

In the second year, students must register for 12 credits, which correspond to the research project to be completed. This project requires students to collect original, first-hand data using standard anthropological research methods, analyze this data, and prepare a paper presenting the results of the research. The topic must be chosen from among the general lines of research of the department and must conform to the rules established in the attached instructions.

Classes: October 2, 2006– May 30, 2007.
Christmas Break: December 22, 2006– January 8, 2007.
Class Schedule: Monday to Friday, from 4 p.m. – 9 p.m.
First year assessment: May – June 2007.