Anthropology and Development Studies

The programme in Anthropology and Development Studies creates an in-depth understanding of the most relevant current local and global issues concerning social and cultural anthropology and development studies. During the Master's programme in Anthropology and Development Studies, you dive into the processes that play a role in social transformation related to diversity and inequality in complex and diverse worlds. You develop into a thorough researcher who knows how to optimize the impact of research findings. The programme has a unique interdisciplinary approach and allows you to specialise in one of three urgent research domains. These domains help you understand and frame not only your research field, but also the world around you. In the first semester, you choose and design your research project fitting in one of three tracks: - Decolonising diversity in a polarised world - Ecological livelihoods and environmental justice - Grassroots initiatives, development and the state

Founded in 1923, Radboud University in Nijmegen is consistently ranked as the best broad university in the Netherlands by national surveys. Home to 1 Nobel Prize laureate and known for its green campus, strong research output, and excellent student satisfaction. The university has produced 5 Dutch prime ministers.