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Anthropology (F22)

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UCL Anthropology studies humanity in all its aspects: from our evolution as a species, to our relationship with the material world, and our vast variety of social practices and cultural forms.

Our department is one of only a few broad based anthropology departments in the UK comprised of four sub-sections including Biological Anthropology, Social Anthropology,Material Culture and Medical Anthropology. Our teaching and research reflects the breadth and depth of this cross and interdisciplinary approach.

Anthropology (F22)

F22 Documentary Storytelling

An evening course exploring documentary filmmaking as storytelling

F22 Film Theory: Experimental Ethnographic and Documentary Films

This eight-week evening course, lead by Anthropologist Barbara Knorpp, provides opportunities to watch and discuss classic and experimental ethnographic and documentary films in order to critically engage with the politics of image making.

F22 Introduction to Podcasting & Smartphone Recording.

Do you want to make podcasts?

Course hours: 9.30am - 5pm

Podcasts are a great way to engage the public and hook audiences in. More personal and intimate than video, they are also simple to produce. In this one-day workshop, we’ll give you the tools you need to start making your own podcasts.

F22 Practical Documentary Filmmaking (ANTHGS20)

A practical documentary filmmaking module that can be taken for credit towards a UCL Masters degree.

Also open to external students.

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Anthropology (F22)

Anthropology (F22)

F22 Documentary Storytelling

F22 Film Theory: Experimental Ethnographic and Documentary Films

F22 Introduction to Podcasting & Smartphone Recording.

F22 Practical Documentary Filmmaking (ANTHGS20)