For L12 and L15 degree courses:
- origin and sense of social and cultural anthropology;
- themes, methods and essential feature of social and cultural anthropology;
- race, genes and culture;
- historical forms of adaptation;
- orality and writing;
- elements of anthropology of education;
- elements of anthropology of organizations (school, civil service, enterprise);
- interpretations of magic and mythological thinking;
- identity, body, person; sex, gender, emotion;
- castes, social classes and ethnic groups;
- kinship;
- religious practices;
- rites;
- globalization and new cults, media, politics, fundamentalism;
- cultural creativity and tribal arts in western countries;
- power and economic resources: forms of economic organization and politics;

For L39 degree course:
- origin and sense of social and cultural anthropology;
- themes, methods and essential feature of social and cultural anthropology;
- race, genes and culture;
- historical forms of adaptation;
- orality and writing;
- elements of anthropology of education;
- elements of anthropology of organizations (school, civil service, enterprise);
- interpretations of magic and mythological thinking;
- identity, body, person; sex, gender, emotion;
- castes, social classes and ethnic groups;
- kinship;
- religious practices;
- rites;
- globalization and new cults, media, politics, fundamentalism;
- cultural creativity and tribal arts in western countries;
- power and economic resources: forms of economic organization and politics;
- method of research.