139 Bachelor's degrees in Anthropology in United Kingdom

The Anthropology with a Year Abroad course from University College London (UCL) looks at the biological, cultural, social and material culture aspects of communities and human beings as well as their evolution, and provides the opportunity to spend your third year at a university abroad with one of our many excellent partner institutions.

The Anthropology BSc course from the University College London (UCL)  looks at the biological, cultural, social and material culture aspects of human beings as well as their evolution.

The Anthropology and English programme of the University of Aberdeen is a great combination of subjects. This programme will add to your thorough grounding in what it means to ‘be human’ and offers in-depth studies of language – in all its glorious variety of expression.

The Anthropology and Politics programme of the University of Aberdeen is a great partnership. Human behaviour, culture, traditions, beliefs and attitudes are the foundations of politics and you will gain added perspective and understanding of the role that human culture and society plays in political thinking and activity at local, national, regional and global level. 

The Anthropology and International Relations programme of the University of Aberdeen is a great partnership, exploring what it means to ‘be human’ within the context of understanding how organisations, states and governments interact in an ever-changing global and economic context.

If you’ve decided on studying a programme at this university but don’t meet the academic or English language requirements, you have the option of taking International Foundation in Science and Engineering - Human Physiology (MBiol, BSc) from INTO Manchester.

International Foundation in Science and Engineering - Human Physiology (BSc) from INTO Manchester is a preparation degree designed for students who don’t yet meet the language scores or academic requirements for direct entry to their desired programme. 

The Anthropology and Theology and Religious Studies programme of the University of Aberdeen is a great partnership, adding to your thorough grounding in what it means to ‘be human’ with deeper study of the origin, function, and meaning of religion. You will compare the major and local religious traditions of the world, with a special focus on Christian faith.

International Foundation in Science and Engineering - Biological Anthropology (BSc) from INTO Manchester is a preparation degree designed for students who don’t yet meet the language scores or academic requirements for direct entry to their desired programme. 

The Anthropology and History (joint honours) programme at the Oxford Brookes University is a joint honours course featuring Anthropology and History. You will be able to choose from a selection of modules from both of these courses to create a programme that is tailor made for you. 

The Anthropology and Geography programme of the University of Aberdeen brings together two closely linked and relevant subjects. Through various course choices, you will build your understanding of human societies and develop a greater understanding of the earth in which they lived.

At the Anthropology and Geography (joint honours) programme at the Oxford Brookes University you’ll tackle some of the biggest issues our societies face. And from day 1, your studies will take you across subjects, cultures, regions and species. You will be able to choose from a selection of modules from both of these courses to create a programme that is tailor made for you. 

The BA in Anthropology with Foundation at Durham University is a one-year foundation course designed to equip students with essential skills and knowledge about humanity. This programme, starting in September 2026, is particularly aimed at those from under-represented backgrounds in higher education, providing a path to a full undergraduate degree.

Durham University offers a B.Sc. in Anthropology with Foundation, designed to support students from under-represented groups. This one-year foundation programme prepares you for the full undergraduate degree, equipping you with essential skills and knowledge to explore the diverse aspects of humanity. Classes commence in September 2026.

Combine the tradition-based study of religion with the social scientific approach of anthropology in the Comparative Religion and Social Anthropology programme at The University of Manchester.

Anthropology and Language and Linguistics at the University of Aberdeen is the study of the diversity of human communities and cultures around the world. It brings together theories about ‘being human’ from a wide range of Western and non-Western thinkers to understand human action, culture and thought, as studied through long-term international research with the communities themselves. 

The Social Anthropology programme at the London School of Economics and Political Science is a three-year, full-time course. This degree explores human culture and social systems through a public study mode. Students examine global rituals and belief systems within the UK's top-rated anthropology research department.

Anthropology is the study of humans, culture and society. On this programme, you will develop your theoretical knowledge of anthropology, while honing your digital media production skills to produce creatively challenging work and alternatives to contemporary media representations. The Anthropology, Media and Digital Practice programme is offered at Goldsmiths, University of London. 

The Anthropology and Film and Visual Culture programme of the University of Aberdeen is a great study combination and will enhance your grounding in what it means to ‘be human’ with an in-depth study of how we communicate thoughts and ideas visually – a key attribute for humans.

Archaeology and Anthropology at the University of Oxford, together encompass the study of humankind from the origins of the human species to the present day. Both disciplines have a long history. Today both subjects involve a range of sophisticated approaches shared with the arts, social sciences and physical sciences.