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Anthropology Study Abroad for

If you have questions or would like to set up an appointment with a study abroad advisor, please call (630) 637-5132 or visit us at Abe House (48 E. Jefferson, next to the bookstore).

Benefits of studying anthropology abroad:

▪ Gain a global perspective that enables you to understand

and articulate different cultures

▪ Development of cross-cultural communication, cultural sensitivity,

tolerance, and critical analyses of cross-cultural differences

▪ Study the diversity of human experience through your

own experiences!

▪ Opportunities to intern in various fields

▪ Complete a Richter and do research abroad

▪ Take unique courses that are not offered at NCC

▪ Courses are taught in English

▪ Keep your NCC-based financial aid

▪ Take 12-15 NCC credits each term

▪ Travel and explore new places

Thirteen of North Central College’s 50+ programs

abroad offer anthropology courses to students

studying abroad.

Programs recommended for students studying

anthropology:

University of Birmingham (England)

University of Bristol (England)

DEREE, The American College of Greece

University of Dundee (Scotland)

La Trobe University (Australia)

University of Leicester (England)

University of Limerick

Linnaeus University (Sweden)

Macquarie University (Australia)

NCC-in-China/Japan

NCC-in-Costa Rica *

Universidad Pablo de Olavide (Spain)

United States International University *

Universidad Viña del Mar (Chile)

Yonsei University (South Korea)

*Opportunities for internships in various fields

NCC applications for fall term programs due:

January 31st

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“The five months I spent in Australia were

possibly the best of my life. Every moment was

an adventure, whether I was bushwalking in

Tasmania, relaxing on the beaches in Queens-

land or traveling through New Zealand.”

Anthropology and sociology major,

Katie Quinn, studied at La Trobe University

in Australia fall 2013

“Studying abroad undoubtedly

opened me up to new

experiences, friendships, and

self-discoveries. But, studying

abroad with an anthropology

background further solidified

my understanding of cultural

connectedness and allowed

me to see firsthand the unique

bonds that all people share.”

Anthropology major,

Georgie Birwirth, studied

abroad in Costa Rica during

fall 2015.

Anthropology Study Abroad University of Birmingham (England)

South Africa in the 20th Century

The African Canon

Caribbean Fiction

www.birmingham.ac.uk/undergraduate/

studyabroad/modules-new.aspx


Kinship and Anthropology

Anthropological Archaeology of the 1st

and 2nd World Wars

Anthropology of Childhood and Youth

Anthropology and Conversation

http://www.bristol.ac.uk/esu/unitprogcat/

AboutUnits.jsa?ayrCode=16%2F17


Cultural Anthropology

Human Evolution and Physical

Anthropology

Greek Folklore and Ethnography

Anthropology in Greece Today

http://www.acg.edu/course_schedules


Aborigines and the State

Anthropology of Aboriginal Australia

Macquarie continued:

Saints, Shamans, Cults and Demons: The

Anthropology of Contemporary Religions

http://www.handbook.mq.edu.au/2016/Units/

UGByCode

Universidad Pablo de Olavide (Spain)

Health, Healing and Culture: An Introduction

to Medical Anthropology (in English)

Spanish Civilization and Culture (in English & Spanish)

https://www.upo.es/intl_EN/Programs/

Hispanic_Studies/index.jsp

United States International University (Kenya)


For a full list of course options, please meet with a

study abroad advisor

Universidad Viña del Mar (Chile)

Indigenous Peoples in Chile

For a full list of course options, please meet with a

study abroad advisor

Yonsei University (South Korea)


The Defamiliarization of Korea Culture

Nationality and Ethnicity

Anthropology of Poverty

http://oia.yonsei.ac.kr/intstd/exCourse.asp

The courses listed under each institution

are only a small selection of anthropology

courses available to study abroad students.

Please visit each institution’s website to

see a full list of available courses.

Please Note: LaTrobe continued:

Eating and Drinking: Anthropological

Perspectives

Anthropology of Witch Hunts

Rise and Fall of Civilisations

http://www.latrobe.edu.au/students/subjects


Households and Domesticity in the Ancient

World

Sparta and the Greek World

Early Christian Europe

http://www2.le.ac.uk/offices/international/

overseas-exchange/incoming/modules-for-

2015-16-by-department/courses-modules-

available-for-2015-16

University of Limerick (Ireland)

Celtic Civilisation: Culture, Language and

Representations

Irish Folklore 1

Irish Language 1

http://www.ul.ie/international/en/home/

study-at-ul/study-abroad/

Linnaeus University (Sweden)

Culture, Identity and Traditions in Sweden

https://lnu.se/en/education/exchange-studies/

courses-and-programmes-for-exchange-

students/


Myth in the Ancient World

Egyptian Hieroglyphs

Drugs Across Cultures

Interested in archaeology?

Enrich your anthropology degree and take archaeology elective courses abroad! A

number our programs offer archaeology courses to study abroad students.


Comparative World Archaeology

Artefact Handling

Canterbury Christ Church

University/NCC-in-England

Archaeology of the British Isles


The Bronze Age in Greece

Topography & Monuments of Ancient Athens

University of Ghana

Human Origins & Cultural Foundations in Africa

Ethnoarchaeology of Africa

University of Glasgow (Scotland)

Archaeology of Europe & the Mediterranean

Examining Archaeological Materials


Archaeology of Ancient Civilisations


Iron Age and Roman Archaeology

The Origins of Modern Humans


Archaeology of Europe & the Mediterranean

Examining Archaeological Materials

University of York (England)

Ancient DNA

World Archaeology: Mummification

Photo: Anthropology major, Carly Johnston studied

abroad in Amman, Jordan in fall 2012.

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