Doctoral Program Curriculum

Below is information regarding the structure and content of the Doctoral Program in Anthropology curriculum, designed to equip students with theoretical depth, methodological proficiency, and advanced analytical-critical skills in researching and developing anthropological knowledge. This curriculum reflects an academic commitment to scientific contributions relevant to theoretical developments, societal dynamics, public policy, and contemporary global challenges.

Regular Track

Curriculum Distribution

Credit Load
Compulsory Program Credits	85
Elective Program / Inter-Program Electives	3
Total Credit Load	88

Semester 1

Code	COURSE	CREDITS
SPAN 800100	Fundamentals of Socio-Cultural Anthropology (Matriculation)	2
SPAN 901102	Anthropological Paradigm Seminar A	3
SPAN 901103	Anthropological Paradigm Seminar B	3
SPAN 902102	Anthropological Research Methods Seminar	3
	Total	11
	Total Credits Semester 1	11

Semester 2

Code	COURSE	CREDITS
SPAN 902103	Research Proposal Seminar	3
	Cluster Elective Course	3
	Total	6
	Total Credits Semester 2	6

Semester 3

Code	COURSE	CREDITS
SPAN 801102	Scientific Writing	3
SPAN 904102	Research Proposal Examination	8
	Total	11
	Total Credits Semester 3	11

Semester 4

Code	COURSE	CREDITS
SPAN 906101	Research Results Examination 1	18
	Total	18
	Total Credits Semester 4	18

Semester 5

Code	COURSE	CREDITS
SPAN 906104	Research Results Examination 2	20
SPAN 906102	Scientific Publication	18
	Total	38
	Total Credits Semester 5	38

Semester 6

Code	COURSE	CREDITS
SPAN 906103	Promotion Examination	4
	Total	4
	Total Credits Semester 6	4

Research Track