Doctor Program of Anthropology

At A Glance

Doctor of Anthropology

The Doctoral Program in Anthropology was established in 2019 after separating from the Doctoral Program in Humanities. The program has a vision to produce doctoral graduates who are able to carry out ethnographic research independently with a critical, inclusive, reflective, and emancipatory approach, and are able to disseminate research results through scientific publications. The mission of this program includes the provision of anthropology education that teaches critical theory and methodology, directing students to conduct socio-cultural analysis with awareness of their own and academic position, and equipping students with reflective knowledge in specific fields of study. In addition, this program opens up space for students to conduct emancipatory socio-cultural research on various community groups, with an independent, innovative, collaborative, and inclusive learning approach. This program also focuses on the production of knowledge relevant to contemporary humanitarian issues and contributes to finding alternative solutions.

General Information

Intended Learning Outcome

Admission

There are two registration schemes that prospective Doctoral Anthropology students can follow:

  1. Research-Based Track (by research)
  2. Intended for Master’s or Doctoral program applicants who have previous research and publication experience, in order to develop and increase the quantity and quality of research and publications, with the following scheme options:
      1. Self-Pay
      2. Intended for applicants who pay their own fees.
      3. Cooperation
      4. Intended for:
      5. 1. applicants who have been determined as scholarship recipients by the scholarship-granting institution/agency (as evidenced by a letter of determination as a scholarship recipient); or
      6. 2. applicants whose education is funded by UGM cooperation partners as evidenced by a valid Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) or Cooperation Agreement (PKS) (a list of cooperation partners can be selected when filling out the online registration).
      7. Scholarship Applicants
      8. Intended for applicants who are applying for scholarships or are awaiting the results of scholarship selections from various institutions/agencies/scholarship providers.
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  3. International Pathway
  4. Intended for applicants who are foreign nationals. Registration information for the International Pathway can be found on the following website.

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Booklet Departemen Antropologi UGM 2021