Career for Graduates

The majority of graduates in Archaeology and Heritage Coursesbecome:

• Archaeologists,
• Palaeontologists,
• Cultural/Heritage Officers and Managers,
• Field Coordinators,
• Ethnographers,
• Environmentalists,
• Museum Curators,
• Conservators,
• Cultural and Heritage Tour Guides,
• Cultural/Heritage Tourism Operators,
• Heritage Consultants,
• Cultural Tourism Officers and Managers.

• Researchers and Lecturers in academic institutions in Tanzania, Africa and abroad.

Some become entrepreneurs in the tourism and cultural industries, and establish and run:

• cultural and heritage centres,
• cultural and heritage tour companies,
• heritage and tourism consultancy firms,
• private and community-based museums,
• heritage NGOs,
• community-based tourism/conservation entities and,
• cultural and heritage event management and promotion firms.