Fees

History and International Studies

• The programme fees for History and International Studies is charged at the start of Each Academic Year. However, students can pay 60% of the school fees before resumming for the first semester.

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Additional Programme Cost

• Strongly recommended: A laptop is very essential.
• To ensure academic success, we strongly recommend that students obtain their own copies of the core textbooks for the courses they are enrolled in. Failure to do so may place students at a disadvantage in their studies. The number of required textbooks and associated costs will vary based on the number of courses selected for a given semester.



Living Cost

• Living costs for the academic year commencing in 2023 are estimated to range from N60,000 to N350,000 for each academic session you spend at Anchor. Our academic session consists of two semesters, so typically, you would be in Anchor for approximately ten months per year. However, it is advisable to budget for a eleven-month period to ensure you have enough funds during holidays to cover essential expenses.


• The cost of meals during the academic session will be on a pay-as-you-eat basis.



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Requirements Careers

Careers

Careers in history and international studies encompass a wide range of opportunities in various sectors.

Here are some potential career paths you can consider:

• Historian: Work as a professional historian, conducting research, analyzing historical data, and publishing books or articles. Historians can specialize in different areas such as ancient history, modern history, cultural history, or diplomatic history.


• Archivist: Preserve and manage historical documents and records in archives, libraries, museums, or government agencies. Archivists organize, catalog, and make historical materials accessible to researchers and the public.


• Museum Curator: Curate exhibitions and manage collections in museums. This role involves researching historical artifacts, organizing exhibits, and creating engaging displays to educate and entertain visitors.


• Foreign Service Officer: Work for the government in diplomatic roles, representing your country's interests abroad. Foreign service officers serve in embassies or consulates, participating in diplomacy, negotiations, and international relations.


• International Development Specialist: Contribute to global development efforts by working for international organizations, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), or government agencies. These professionals focus on projects related to poverty reduction, healthcare, education, and sustainable development.


• Policy Analyst: Analyze and assess policies related to international relations, global affairs, or historical issues. Policy analysts often work for government agencies, think tanks, or research institutes, providing insights and recommendations to policymakers.


• Academic Researcher/Professor: Pursue a career in academia as a researcher or professor, specializing in history or international studies. This path involves conducting original research, publishing scholarly articles, and teaching students at universities or colleges.


• Journalist/Writer: Write about historical events, international relations, or global affairs as a journalist, reporter, or freelance writer. This career allows you to communicate complex historical or international issues to a wider audience through newspapers, magazines, online platforms, or books.


• Cultural Resource Manager: Manage and preserve cultural heritage sites, monuments, or historical properties. This role involves working with government agencies, nonprofits, or heritage organizations to protect and promote cultural assets.


• Intelligence Analyst: Analyze and interpret historical or international data to provide intelligence insights for government agencies or private organizations. Intelligence analysts assess geopolitical developments, monitor global trends, and identify potential risks or opportunities.

If you are yet to apply, visit Application Page:

• • Click on PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS
• • Create an account by clicking the Click To Apply button and filling the pre-registration form that would be displayed.
• • NOTE: You are to use a VALID email address and a choice password.
• • Check your mail to activate the account you created.
• • Log on with the email address and password you created.
• • Once successful, click on the programme of your choice
• • Fill the Application Form in steps and save.
• • You will be required to pay a NON REFUNDABLE APPLICATION FEE.
• • After successful payment, print the receipt.
• • Take note of your Application Number which will be used for subsequent logins.
• • Complete the application form and print the summary.