Dedicated to Teaching, Heritage Development, & Capacity Building

Elizabeth Wahab, PhD is a heritage professional and scholar committed to advancing the study, preservation, and public understanding of human societies and material culture. She holds a Doctorate in Anthropology from the University of Notre Dame, where she also earned a Master’s degree in Anthropology. She also holds a Master’s degree in Conservation Studies from University College London (UCL) Qatar and a Bachelor’s degree in Archaeology from the University of Ibadan.

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With over a decade of international experience across the heritage and education sectors, Elizabeth’s work bridges research, archaeology, conservation practice, collections care, and teaching. Her scholarship engages questions of material technology, craft production, and the care of cultural heritage. In addition to her academic and professional commitments, Elizabeth is deeply invested in mentorship and quality, equitable education. She actively supports initiatives that expand educational opportunities for children in underserved communities across Africa. She also mentors young Africans pursuing graduate studies and supports students navigating advanced academic pathways.