Our department is a diverse group of staff and students who come from countries all around the world to conduct research and study anthropology at Durham. We pride ourselves on being a friendly, welcoming and inclusive place to study and work. We aim to create a working environment that supports all our students and staff to thrive.
We are located in the Dawson Building, along with the Archaeology department, next to the main library, and close to lots of other departments and central services.
Discover more about being part of our community through Durham University Anthropology Society (AnthSoc). Events, socials, field trips, careers and experiences. By students, for students.
We are committed to promoting equality, diversity & inclusion (EDI) in all areas of teaching and research. We seek to promote equality of opportunity for all our students and staff, promote diversity in our community, provide an inclusive environment and eliminate any harassment or discrimination.
Find out what life is really like at Durham University in these blogs by Anthropology students.
We aim to create a supportive learning community in which students from diverse backgrounds can thrive and fulfil their potential including the allocation of peer mentors and year tutors to answer your questions.
Find out more about our undergraduate Anthropology degree courses by visiting the individual programme pages or contact us for more information.
Going to university is a major decision, and we are dedicated to supporting applicants from minority backgrounds, or who are among the first in their family to go to university.
Fancy taking a virtual tour around Durham? Our brand new 'Durham University Tours' app is available now in the Apple App Store and Google Play Store!
Contact us to find out more about undergraduate and postgraduate opportunities in our Department.
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