Elizabeth Wahab is a professional committed to advancing heritage education and practice. She earned her Doctoral degree in Anthropology from the University of Notre Dame in the USA. Additionally, she holds  Master's degrees in Anthropology and Conservation Studies from the University of Notre Dame and University College London (UCL) Qatar respectively. Her Bachelor's degree is in Archaeology from the University of Ibadan, Nigeria. With over a decade’s worth of experience in various roles within the heritage and education sectors across multiple continents, Elizabeth balances research and teaching commitments with other interests including volunteering, heritage and academic advocacy, public speaking, mentorship, and photography. She volunteers with One African Child Foundation, a non-governmental organization dedicated to supporting children in underserved communities across Africa. Elizabeth actively assists young Africans aspiring to pursue graduate studies and supports individuals striving for excellence in graduate school. She is also passionate about teaching and learning, and she also loves to travel and experience the  diverse cultures in the world.