Department of Anthropology

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Description

Anthropology provides practical training in analysis and methods of discovery that are useful in any activity that demands insight, research, and communication. Contrary to the outdated image of Anthropology as the study of antiquarian "customs", the methods of anthropology are ideal for comprehending both past and present situations of social upheaval and transformation, such as those associated with industrial labour and labour migration, urbanization, political conflict and democratisation, and the necessity of strangers to live productively and peaceably with one another.

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Programmes and Courses we offer
Staff

Professor	Vacant
Senior Lecturer	Vacant
Lecturers	S.S. Nhlabathi BEd, BA (Hons) (UZ), MSc URP (Housing), Post-Graduate Diploma in Business Management (Natal), MBA (UKZN) M.R. Hadebe, BA Social Science, (Natal Univ), BA Nursing Science, (KZN), Hons Development Studies (UNISA), MA (UZ) B.M. Nkosi, Certificate of Public Policy, BA Social Science & Dev Studies (UKZN), BA (Hons) Social Science (Policy & Dev. Studies) (UKZN), Master of Social Science (Policy & Dev. Studies (UKZN) P.T. Sabela, B. Home Econ. (Hons) (UZ), M.Phil (UCT), Gender Diploma (ILO), Housing Certificate (Oldenburg)