Social Anthropology 5040 3.0: Internship
Social Anthropology 6040 3.0: Internship
Candidates for the Masters and Doctoral degrees may elect to do an internship in order to fulfill course requirements. For example, students specializing in the field of medical anthropology might work in a hospital or psychiatric setting; students concentrating on ethnicity would work with a voluntary association or agency working with immigrants, etc.
Prior approval by the Graduate Program Director is required. Final grade to be based on an evaluation by the affiliate institution, communicated in writing to the graduate director.
Current Internship Opportunities:
Human Branding is a strategic research consultancy. We leverage Applied Anthropology to create game changing business results for our clients around the world. Central to our approach is the Anthropological principle that 80% of what drives human behaviour lives at a subconscious and “hidden” level and must be unearthed using a non-traditional approach to research. We are known for our unique ability to uncover what is “hidden” and translate this into strategic solutions for our clients that are both highly influential and enduring.
Human Branding specializes in: brand and communications consulting, attitude and behaviour mapping, brand positioning, white space innovation, segmentation, strategic development, ad/concept/packaging testing, product feasibility, barriers to usage.