Courses

The Women and Gender: Anthropological and Historical Approaches is a one-year Postgraduate Program.  It is comprised of a series of courses / lectures offered by members of the teaching staff of the Department of Social Anthropology and History as well as by invited professors, researchers or scientists from other universities within the country and abroad.  The courses are organized as core modules and their attendance is mandatory (they run from September to May).  Following the successful completion of courses, which cover two consecutive academic semesters, the students use the third semester to complete their Masters’ thesis.  The latter must be completed in this third semester and is required for completing of the course program and conferral of the MA degree.

List of Courses

 Semester I (core courses)

1. Anthropological Approaches to Gender
2. Historical Approaches to Gender
3. Methodological Issues

As a fourth course (required elective) for the first semester, students should select one of the following courses offered by the Department in the Postgraduate Program “Social and Historical Anthropology”.

1. The Family in European Historiography
2. The Ethnography of Greece and Southern Europe
3. The Anthropology of Kinship and Social Gender
4. Medical Anthropology
5. Oral History

Semester II (core courses)

1. Women and Politics
2. Issues Related to Women’s Employment
3. Intercultural Education and Gender
4. Gender, Body and Health
5. Art, Language and Gender