Ethnobotany Courses

Can you give me information about MSc Ethnobotany Courses offered at
school of anthropology and conservation of University of Kent?

[Arun Vats]

Ethnobotany is interdisciplinary study for connecting anthropology, botany, natural resource management and environmental history that involving knowledge of plants and their ecology in the context of their cultural, social and economic significance. This programme also combines anthropological studies of human-environment interaction and socio-cultural knowledge of plants in different parts of the world with ecology, conservation science, and biodiversity management.

MSc in Ethnobotany at school of anthropology and conservation :
Duration of Program:
12 month
6 coursework modules : first 6 months,
project and write a dissertation : second 6 months.

Admission requirement:
1.Honours degree (or equivalent) in anthropology, botany, environmental studies or a related discipline.
2.Applications be submitted at any time of year, but preferably by 30 June for entry in September.
3.evidence of academic qualification


Contact Detail:
School of Anthropology and Conservation,
Marlowe Building,
The University of Kent,
Canterbury, Kent,
CT2 7NR,
T: +44 (0)1227 827056

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