Anthropology and Sociology
SIT programs worldwide
SIT programs use a field-based approach to achieve genuine cultural immersion. Each program is organized around a theme and includes intensive language study, home stays, thematic and field seminars an independent study project. SIT offers over 80 semester and summer programs in Africa, Asia and the Pacific, Europe, Latin America and the Caribbean, and the Middle East.
Themes of interest to Anthropology and Sociology students include (but are not limited to) Cultural Studies, Development Studies, and Gender Studies.
DIS programs in Copenhagen, Denmark
DIS is an academically intense study program primarily for US students located in Copenhagen. Students choose from a number of semester, year, and summer programs in several fields of study.
Fields of interest to Anthropology and Sociology students include European Culture and History, Danish Language and Culture, and Migration and Identity.
University enrollment in UK and other universities through IFSA-Butler and Arcadia CEA
Both of these programs offer enrollment in universities abroad with a wide range of course options from the many departments at the university you choose to enroll in.
International Honors Program
IHP offers a unique set of theme-based, multi-country study abroad programs. Each program is designed to give students the opportunity to explore significant social, political, and environmental issues using an innovative comparative approach. The comparative approach allows students to contrast and analyze thematic issues on a global scale. It exposes students to a wide range of communities and perspectives, requiring students to question assumptions, suspend judgments, while inquiring deeply around the thematic areas.
On each of IHP′s study abroad programs, a relatively small group of students and faculty travel together to several different countries. The group will spend between four and eight weeks in each country while they examine issues related to the program theme. The exploration of the issues will involve direct contact and interaction with local experts, activists, educators, community members, public figures, and leaders of various government and community organizations.
Institute for the International Education of Students
IES offers a variety of quality study abroad programs on four continents.
A list of programs related to Social and Behavioral Sciences, separated into academic disciplines including Anthropology and Sociology can be found here.
CIEE
CIEE is a leading U.S. non-governmental international educational organization administering approximately 95 study abroad programs in 33 countries. Their advanced search allows you to find specific programs by academic discipline.
Lexia
Lexia’s programs are located in urban centers around the world. The programs emphasize student engagement in active, reflective learning, small, individualized classes, affiliations with local academic institutions and an independent academic research project. Most programs can be described as area and culture studies with a language component.
Gender Studies at Bard, Central European University (CEU), Budapest, Hungary
CEU is an internationally recognized institution of higher education, serving as an advanced center of research and policy analysis and facilitating academic dialogue while preparing its graduates as the next generation of leaders and scholars. CEU seeks to contribute to the development of open societies in Central and Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union by promoting a system of education in which ideas are creatively, critically, and comparatively examined.
Research areas for the Department of Gender studies include: feminist theories and epistemology; intersections with race, class and sexuality; local and transnational women′s movements; comparative analysis; gender and (post) state-socialist societies; cultural studies; queer theory; globalization and post-colonialism; labor; literary studies; gender, nation and state.
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