A woman sitting on a chair in an outdoor garden setting.
A woman sitting on a chair in an outdoor garden setting. This week we meet Emily Emmott, head of the Human Sciences degree programme and lecturer in Biological Anthropology at UCL Anthropology. Here, she chats to us about her journey, transitioning from a UCL undergraduate to her current role as the head of the same degree programme. What is your role and what does it involve? . I am a Lecturer in Biological Anthropology at UCL Anthropology, and I am also head of Human Sciences which is an interdisciplinary degree programme we run together with Biosciences. Most of my time is spent on teaching, and I teach a module called Biosocial Approaches to Childrearing where we examine cross-cultural patterns in childrearing practices. I also do a lot of behind-the-scenes work that comes with overseeing a degree programme, and I am constantly brainstorming to see how we can improve student experiences.
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