What is the MSc in Anthropology syllabus?

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An MSc in Anthropology course is a 2-year PG programme divided into 4 semesters. It provides an in-depth scientific understanding of humans from biological, cultural, linguistic, and archaeological views. The syllabus overview of an MSc in Anthropology course in India is

MSc Anthropology Subjects Semester I
Fundamentals of Physical Anthropology	Fundamentals of Social Anthropology
Archaeological Anthropology	Fundamentals of Population Studies
Somatometry, Somatoscopy	Reading of Ethnography
Prehistoric Archaeology	-
MSc Anthropology Subjects Semester II
Human Variation and Adaptations	Anthropology of India: Ethnic and Cultural diversity ( Physical and Social)
Kinship, Marriage, and Family	Human Ecology: Biological & Cultural Dimensions
Osteology, Osteometry, and Craniometry	Research Methods & Techniques I
MSc Anthropology Subjects Semester III
Paleoanthropology	Human Growth, Development, and Nutrition
Human Population Genetics	Biostatistics and Computational Anthropology
Human Growth, Size, and Shape Measurements	Serology, PTC, Color Blindness, Dermatoglyphics
Computational Human Genetics and Biostatistics	-
MSc Anthropology Subjects Semester IV
Physiological Anthropology	Kinanthropometry and Ergonomics
Biochemical Genetics	Molecular Anthropology
Dermatoglyphics	Primate Behavior
Primate Biology	Statistical Methods in Biological Anthropology