24.01. Bachelor Degree Programme in Social and Cultural Anthroplogy

1. Introductory Phase

1.1 STEOP 1

• 210001 VO STEOP: BA1.1 Foundations of Social Methods
• 210004 VO BAK 2.1 Foundations of Social Theories
• 230002 VO STEOP: VO Basics of Methodology in Social Sciences
• 230005 VO Basics of Social Theory
• 240001 VO STEOP: Introduction to Cultural and Social Anthropology
• 240003 VO STEOP: Basics of Sociological Methods
• 240004 VO Basics of Social Theory

1.2 STEOP 2

• 210005 VO BAK 2.2 Social sciences and social change
• 240002 VO STEOP: Propaedeuticum - Social and Cultural Anthropology
• 240005 VO Social Science and the Change in Society: Current Debates
• 240006 PS Introduction to scientific working in socio-scientific contexts
• 240007 PS Introduction to scientific working in socio-scientific contexts
• 240012 PS Introduction to scientific working in socio-scientific contexts
• 240013 PS Introduction to scientific working in socio-scientific contexts
• 240014 PS Introduction to scientific working in socio-scientific contexts
• 240015 PS Introduction to scientific working in socio-scientific contexts

2. Basics

2.1. Core Issues

2.2 Central Fields of Research

• 240008 VO Economic Anthropology (Introduction)
• 240009 VO Anthropology of Religion and Consciousness
• 240010 VO Anthropology of Nature: An Introduction
• 240011 VO Introduction to transcultural communication
• 240032 VO Introduction to anthropological migration research (3.2.2)

2.3 History of Theory in Anthropology

• 240016 PS Reading Anthropological Texts
• 240017 PS Reading Anthropological Texts
• 240018 PS Reading Anthropological Texts
• 240019 PS Reading Anthropological Texts

3. Advanced Phase

3.1 Methods of Social and Cultural Anthropology

• 240020 PS Scientific Writing for Social and Cultural Anthropologists
• 240021 PS Scientific Writing for Social and Cultural Anthropologists
• 240022 PS Scientific Writing for Social and Cultural Anthropologists
• 240023 PS Scientific Writing for Social and Cultural Anthropologists
• 240024 PS Qualitative Research Methods
• 240025 PS Qualitative Research Methods
• 240026 PS Qualitative Research Methods
• 240027 PS Qualitative Research Methods
• 240028 PS Introduction to quantitative research methods
• 240029 PS Introduction to quantitative research methods
• 240030 PS Introduction to quantitative research methods
• 240031 VO Introduction into the social anthropological methods

3.2 Application-Oriented Fields of Research

3.2.1 Intercultural applied Fields in Organisations and Projects

• 240011 VO Introduction to transcultural communication
• 240098 VS Mentoring the new organizational culture - students support students (3.2.1)

3.2.2 Migration - Integration - Asylum

• 240032 VO Introduction to anthropological migration research (3.2.2)
• 240033 VO Austrian Asylum Regime. Disintegration in a "total institution" (3.2.2)
• 240034 VS Forced Migration: Anthropological Research Perspectives (3.2.2)
• 240035 VS Theories and examples of transnational migration (3.2.2)
• 240036 VS "Is this humanity?" Asylum seekers and refugees in the Austrian Basic Welfare support system (3.2.2)
• 290249 RV Immigrant Entrepreneurs - the socio-cultural role of ‚ethnic‘ economies in urban areas

3.2.3 Anthropology and Development Cooperation

3.2.4 Museum and Educational Work

• 240037 VO Cultural Heritage. The Archive and the Repertoire (3.2.4)
• 240038 VS (3.2.4)
• 240039 VS INTO THE MUSEUM OUT IN THE CITY (3.2.4) - Zur interaktiven Vermittlung kultureller Inhalte Ein Workshop im Jüdischen Museum und am Reumannplatz
• 240040 VS World Kit Museum (3.2.4) - A Critical Introduction to the History, Theory and Praxis of Anthropological Museum Work
• 240041 VS Workfield Intercultural Training possibilities for ethnologists?! (3.2.4)

3.2.5 Medical Anthropology - Body Awareness - Transculturality

3.2.6 Visual Anthropology

3.3 Current Issues in Social and Cultural Anthropology

3.3.1 Politics - Globalisation

• 240042 VO (3.3.1) - Theoretische Perspektiven und Fallbeispiele
• 240043 VO (Post)colonial Fantasies. Representations of Self and Other in a Globalised World (3.3.1)
• 240044 VS Love, hate and fear: Economies and politics of affects (3.3.1)
• 240045 VS The instrumentalisation of tradition in political anthropological contexts (3.3.1)
• 240046 VS What is this thing called tribe? (3.3.1)
• 240047 VS Anthropology of the state (3.3.1)
• 240101 VS [ en ] Political Economy and Contemporary Transformations (3.3.1)

3.3.2 Law - Peace - Conflict

• 240048 VO Inter-cultural human rights: the UN declaration on the rights of Indigenous peoples (3.3.2)
• 240049 VO Arab Spring and Ethnic Boundaries in the Middle East (3.3.2)
• 240050 VS [ en ] Labor and the Tranformation(s) of Modern Social Conflict (3.3.2)
• 240051 VS Racism, Sexism and Homophobia: Intersectional Analysis of Violence (3.3.2)
• 240052 VS The Anthropology of War (3.3.2)

3.3.3 Town - Space - Environment

3.3.4 Economy - Tourism

• 240008 VO Economic Anthropology (Introduction)

3.3.5 Religion - World View - Ritual

• 240009 VO Anthropology of Religion and Consciousness

3.3.6 Art - Media - Narration

3.4 Regional Specialisations

• 240053 VO Introduction to the anthropology of Australia
• 240054 VO Introductury course: Anthropology of Mesoamerica
• 240055 VO Introductory Lecture - Anthropology of India
• 240105 VO History of Russian and Soviet Anthropology

4. In-Depth Study Phase

4.1 Theoretical Discourses

• 240056 SE Theoretical discourses
• 240057 SE Theoretical discourses
• 240058 SE [ de en ] Theoretical discourses
• 240059 SE Theoretical discourses
• 240060 SE Theoretical discourses

4.2 Fieldwork and Analysis of Data

• 240061 SE Bachelor Seminar: Empiric Data Collecting and Analysis
• 240062 SE Bachelor Seminar: Empiric Data Collecting and Analysis
• 240063 SE Bachelor Seminar: Empiric Data Collecting and Analysis
• 240064 SE Bachelor Seminar: Empiric Data Collecting and Analysis
• 240065 SE Bachelor Seminar: Empiric Data Collecting and Analysis