Bachelor of Arts with Honours (Major in Anthropology, Sociology & Archaeology)
Program Overview
The Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Anthropology, Sociology, and Archaeology is a one-year research-intensive program for graduates of the BA who have demonstrated strong academic achievement. It deepens analytical and research skills through advanced coursework and an independent research project relevant to Papua New Guinea's social, cultural, and archaeological context.
The Honours program prepares graduates for postgraduate study (Masters or PhD), academic research careers, and senior analytical roles in government, development organisations, research institutions, and the private sector.
Entry Requirements
Admission to the Bachelor of Arts with Honours requires:
- Completion of the relevant Bachelor of Arts degree at UPNG with a minimum GPA of 3.00 in the final year of undergraduate study.
- Endorsement from the School of Humanities and Social Sciences.
- A proposed research topic or area of interest supported by a supervising academic.
Course Structure
Year 5
Semester 1
- 4.54010Advanced Theory & Methods - Anthropology
- 4.54020Advanced Theory & Methods - Archaeology
- 4.54040Advanced Theory & Methods - Sociology
- 4.54050Selected Topics
Semester 2
- 4.54000Sub - Thesis
- 4.54030Thesis Writing
Course codes shown are indicative. Please contact the School directly for official course codes and credit information.