Educational Qualifications:
A minimum of five (5) credits at SSCE/NECO/GCE or equivalent, including English Language and any other four subjects from Arts, Social Sciences, or Sciences.
The Diploma in Anthropology introduces students to the scientific and cultural study of humankind. It explores human evolution, culture, language, and society across time and regions, combining theory with practical fieldwork and research. The program equips learners with analytical, observational, and research skills to understand human behavior and cultural diversity. Graduates can apply their knowledge in education, social research, cultural heritage, and community development or proceed to higher studies in anthropology and related fields.
Graduates of the Diploma in Anthropology will understand human biological and cultural diversity, apply anthropological theories to real-world issues, and conduct basic field research. They will be able to analyze social and cultural systems, communicate findings effectively, and demonstrate ethical awareness and respect for cultural differences in professional and community settings.
Lecturer
Anatomist, Neuroscientist, Lecturer
ANTHROPOLOGY
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