Learning methods, processes, and facilities are continuously developed to produce high-quality graduates capable of contributing to the progress of the nation.
Studying at the Department of Anthropology, FISIP UI, broadens cultural horizons, trains critical analysis, and opens cross-sector career opportunities such as research, community development, public policy, international organizations, and more.
Education
With experienced faculty and a relevant curriculum, you will build a strong scientific foundation, understand cultural dynamics, and hone research and analytical skills for various strategic fields.
Courses
Anthropology students study humans and culture through field research and critical analysis. Topics include cultural dynamics, identity, social change, and global interactions.
Career Prospects
Graduates of Anthropology FISIP UI are equipped with research and cultural analysis skills, ready for careers in research, community development, public policy, international organizations, and the creative sector.
News and Events

Research Seminar on the Free Nutritious Meal Program

Photovoice Exhibition of the Nabun Project

Public Discussion on Sagea

Yosua Wins First Place as Outstanding Student at FISIP UI

Department of Anthropology FISIP UI Breaks Into World Top 51 to 100 in QS World University Rankings by Subject 2026

The 9th International Symposium of Jurnal Antropologi Indonesia
Activities
Student life in Anthropology UI combines theory, practical skills, and socio-cultural sensitivity to shape critical, collaborative, and inclusive graduates.
Facilities
Discover the learning support facilities available within the Department of Anthropology FISIP UI to support the student’s study process.
LAB
The following are programs and research clusters to deepen the understanding of anthropology:
Anthropology Journal
Antropologi Indonesia is a scientific journal that publishes original research articles or new theoretical positions related to anthropology, Indonesian studies, and socio-cultural issues. Articles are selected through a peer-review process. Themes include: ethnographic findings/qualitative research, applied or collaborative research on socio-political-cultural issues, current theoretical-methodological-ethical discussions, and critical reviews of anthropological literature from the last 3 years.
