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Goldsmiths, University of London

Goldsmiths, University of London

New Cross, London, SE14 6NW
United Kingdom
Telephone: +44 (0)207 919 7171
www: http://www.goldsmiths.ac.uk


Introduction


Goldsmiths is internationally known for creativity and innovation – a reputation backed up by the highest academic standards, and nearly a century’s membership of the University of London. We are located in New Cross, South East London, which has excellent transport connections to the heart of the capital (Central London is just 15 minutes away by train).
 
We have over 8,000 students taking part in our undergraduate, postgraduate and adult education study opportunities, which cover subjects including the arts, social sciences, and humanities. Goldsmiths is all about the freedom to experiment, to think differently, to be an individual. That’s why our list of former students includes names like Antony Gormley, Julian Clary, Damien Hirst, Mary Quant, Bridget Riley, Vivienne Westwood, Graham Coxon, and Malcolm McLaren.

What’s on offer

We bring creative and unconventional approaches to all of our subjects. Studying at Goldsmiths will give you the chance to develop your individuality, to look beyond preconceived ideas, and to explore creative and radical approaches to your subject.
 
With almost everything together on one site, there’s a strong campus feel to life here: we’re big enough to offer some fantastic facilities, but not so big that things seem impersonal and unfriendly. The active social scene means that there’s always a variety of events going on, from student performances, concerts and exhibitions to entertainment in the Students’ Union.

A distinctive postgraduate ethos

Goldsmiths supports collaborations in a dazzling array of permutations: psychologists work with computer scientists, artists with cultural theorists, and musicians with anthropologists. The result is ground-breaking, challenging research that puts Goldsmiths at the forefront of developments in fields like creativity, culture, and digital technologies. It also means that there is a buzz of excitement throughout the whole postgraduate community. As a postgraduate student here you’ll be stretched academically, and encouraged to look beyond traditional boundaries to gain insights from other disciplines. You’ll be working in departments with supportive and open-minded research cultures, where your own ventures will be enriched by our embracing ethos.


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Department of Anthropology
Contact Telephone: +44 (0)207 919 7800
Courses: 1

The Anthropology Department at Goldsmiths College provides a lively inter-disciplinary environment for its students, with a range of staff research interests that also cover a wide geographical area. The courses taught in the department reflect this, and original research conducted by staff is fed back into lecture topics to make sure that course material is kept up-to-date. This is invaluable to students on both taught and research programmes who are conducting their own original research.

The departmental seminar series, held weekly during term-time, features speakers from all over the UK and the world, and also provides an opportunity for departmental staff and research students to showcase their work. The department also has close links with other departments in the College, such as Sociology, Media & Communications, the Centre for Urban and Community Research, and the Centre for Cultural Studies. In addition, because Goldsmiths is a College of the University of London, students have the opportunity of attending seminars and courses throughout the University and also have access to the library at Senate House.

The department has research links with institutions both from within the University of London, such as the Institute of Latin American Studies and the Institute of Commonwealth Studies, and externally, such as the National Maritime Museum, CNRS, the Australian National University and the University of Nairobi.

The department is currently engaged in the following externally funded projects:



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