Introduction |
Cluster Head Message |
Program Offered |
Faculty |
The cluster of development studies is a thriving group of development theorists, practitioners and enthusiasts that have been striving since well over a decade to train young minds to become forces to be reckoned with. Our cluster since its inception has dedicated itself to imparting the most contemporary knowledge in the development studies domain, along with invaluable skills in research, advocacy and project implementation, that has produced scholars who have left an indelible mark on the lives of countless people through their work. Offering cutting-edge specializations in climate change and development, peace conflict and development and gender and development, the cluster has produced graduates who have gone on to become trailblazers working for social justice and the well-being and development of all in numerous sectors including the government, civil society organizations, INGOs, and other mammoth organizations such as the world bank, the Asian development bank and programs of the United Nations. The cluster of development studies is a haven for all those dedicated to making the world a better place and empowering people.
In today’s rapidly changing world, understanding people, cultures, and systems is more important than ever. Bahria University’s MS in Applied Anthropology equips you with both theoretical insights and field-based skills to address real-world challenges in public health, development, migration, digital societies, environment and more. The Program is designed to blend academic knowledge with hands-on fieldwork, participatory research, and real community engagement. Learn from experienced anthropologists and researchers with expertise in:
• Medical Anthropology
• Environmental Anthropology
• Migration & Displacement
• Entrepreneurship & Development
• Digital Anthropology & AI
• Socio-political and Policy Research
Most faculty have collaborated with top-ranked international universities featured in the QS Top 20 rankings, bringing global perspectives into the classroom. This program helps you for the industry driven skills, which includes mastery in ethnographic research methods, tools for working in NGOs, think tanks, government, and academia. Opportunities to connect with international researchers and institutions is another strong attraction to the program
Dr. Majid Hussain
| Dr. Majid Hussain | Senior Assistant Professior / Cluster Head Ph.D. Anthropology – Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad (2020) M. Phil Anthropology – Quaid -i-Azam University, Islamabad (2012) MSc Anthropology – Quaid -i-Azam University, Islamabad (2009) B.A. Health & Physical Education – Bahuddin Zakria University (BZU) Multan (2007) |
| Dr. Zartashia Anwar Khan |
Assistant Professor |
| Ms. Warda Malik |
Senior Associate Professor |
