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Anthropology and Education

Teachers College at Columbia University

United States of America, Manhattan

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Duration24 month(s)

Tuition Fee

USD 1,768 / Year

Apply DateJune 1, 2021

Next IntakeNovember 1, 2021

Anthropology and Education

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Overview Anthropology is well positioned to answer some of the toughest questions of education and policy-making because of its emphasis on spending time with and learning from people. The Anthropology and Education program highlights participatory ethnography: engaging in and observing human activities and conversing with people as a means of improving education and collaborating with local groups and organizations. As one of the only master programs in Anthropology and Education in the world, we offer a unique outlook on how to understand and support diverse approaches to education in and outside the classroom.In addition to core Anthropology courses, we encourage our students to take courses with other departments and program at Teachers College and Columbia University, more generally. For example, many of our students take courses in the International and Comparative Education, Technology in Education, and Applied Linguistics programs. I want to find another Master Course Career developmentTeachers College at Columbia University Career Education & Professional Development encourages students from all academic disciplines to incorporate career learning into the larger scope of daily life to aid in making a positive impact in the diverse worldwide community. We are committed to empowering all Teachers College students with the skills, resources and opportunities needed to pursue and achieve their post-graduate goals.

The master program in Anthropology and Education is concerned with the cultural, social and linguistic dimensions of education.

Disciplines

EducationAnthropology

Requirements

English Requirements

IELTSMin 7
TOEFLMin 100

Other Requirements

1Applicants from the U.S. are required to hold, or be in the process of obtaining, a 120-credit baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited institution as recognized by the U.S. Department of Education.International applicants must hold, or be in the process of obtaining, the equivalent of a 120-credit U.S. baccalaureate degree.All applicants must have a conferred baccalaureate degree before matriculating at Teachers College.

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Anthropology and Education

Teachers College at Columbia University

United States of America, Manhattan

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