Seminars are usually held on Thursday at 16:00 in Anthropology Seminar Room (D104), Dawson Building.

Home to an active research group concerned with contemporary and historical publics around the world.

The Anthropology in Development Group comprises a number of staff committed to using their disciplinary expertise and skills to advance the life chances of the very poor by contributing to work in international development.

Seminars are usually held on Tuesday at 13:00 in Anthropology Seminar Room (D104), Dawson Building.

Cover issues such as human and primate behaviour, ecology, reproductive strategies and fertility, disease and nutrition and cultural evolution.

We are individually and jointly pursuing a number of projects that seek to answer several important, long-standing questions in evolutionary anthropology, as well opening new fields of inquiry into areas that overlap substantially with disciplines such as psychology, archaeology and conservation biology.

Seminars are usually held on Tuesday at 13:00 in Anthropology Seminar Room (D104), Dawson Building.

The Medical Anthropology Research Group is the only truly interdisciplinary research group of its kind, focusing on the anthropology of health.

MARG research projects generally fall into the following 6 broad themes: Medicine and community; Maternal, infant and child health; Health interventions; Evolution and early life influences on health; Mental health and well-being; Anthropology of science and medicine.