Course Description

Bachelor of Arts in Archaeology and Cultural Anthropology program

Skills You Will Gain

Archaeological Excavation Techniques

Artifact Analysis and Classification

Dating Methods (Radiocarbon, Luminescence)

Human Osteology

Zooarchaeology

Ethnographic Fieldwork

Cultural Anthropology Theory

Participant Observation

Kinship and Social Organization Analysis

Material Culture Studies

Heritage Management

Rock Art Documentation

Paleoanthropology

Prehistoric Archaeology

Historical Archaeology

Skill Mastery Level 92%

Taught by experienced instructors

Career Opportunities

Archaeologist (Department of Antiquities, National Museum), Museum Curator (National Museum and House of Culture, Village Museums), Cultural Anthropologist (Research Institutions), Heritage Officer (Ngorongoro Conservation Area Authority, UNESCO Sites), Cultural Resource Manager (Tanzania National Parks), Excavation Supervisor (Olduvai Gorge, Laetoli, Engaruka), Ethnographic Researcher, University Tutor, Cultural Tourism Guide (Archaeological Sites), Rock Art Specialist (Kondoa Irangi Rock Paintings)

Entry Requirements

Two principal passes in History, Geography, English Language, Kiswahili, French, or Arabic. If no principal pass in English or History, must have minimum "C" grade in English or History at O-Level.