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Curriculum
This course discusses the existence of local genius and traditional wisdom of people in various tribes and tries to produce products that illustrate local genius and conventional wisdom.
Elective courses from inside and outside of the study program
Students can choose courses from outside the study program.
Students can choose courses from inside the free form program.
Students can choose courses from the available internationalization courses.
Course Schedule
Tuition Fee
Learning Outcomes
Students of the Undergraduate Program in Social Anthropology are expected to:
| Learning Outcomes | |
| 1 | Capable of developing theoretical thinking concepts using concepts in anthropology and applying them to understand problems, designing and carrying out field research in anthropology by mastering anthropological methods of collection, analysis, and writing. |
| 2 | Capable of planning and implementing the design of changes at the community or community level towards a better direction and able to identify community needs through exploring potential from an anthropological point of view. |
| 3 | Capable of exploring the potential in a society of high value from an anthropological point of view and able to design local potential into benefits-outcomes for the community by paying attention to local wisdom and community identity/characteristics. |
| 4 | Capable of thinking logically and critically in identifying organizational problems through social anthropology and presenting alternative solutions to these problems. |