Anthropologists study human societies, cultures, and behavior. They may conduct fieldwork to understand social structures, traditions, and the dynamics of different communities.
Areas of Work:
- Cultural Anthropologist: Studying cultural practices and beliefs.
- Applied Anthropologist: Applying anthropological methods to solve real-world problems.
- Forensic Anthropologist: Assisting in criminal investigations through the analysis of human remains.
- Museum Curator: Managing cultural artifacts and exhibitions.
Academic Requirements:
- ACSEE Level:
- Obtain a minimum of two principal-level passes. History, Geography, Kiswahili, English language
- Meet the university’s specified total points requirement.
- Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology (BA Anthropology):
- Apply for admission to a recognized university offering the BA Anthropology program.
- Successfully complete the program, covering cultural anthropology, archaeological methods, and anthropological theory.
- Internship and Professional Development:
- Engage in fieldwork or internships to gain practical experience.
- Contribute to anthropological research projects and publications.