Archaeology Courses

... and archaeology to study human cultures from the present day back to the evolutionary origins of humanity. The subjects are supported by state-of-the-art laboratory facilities, teaching collections and generous fieldwork funding to ensure that teaching on the degree is research informed, practical and genuinely...

... an understanding of research skills and knowledge to prepare for undertaking research in Year 3.During Year 3, students may focus their studies on topics, periods or themes from Years 1 and 2 or broaden their studies to examine the archaeology/history of the Mediterranean, the Americas, Africa or the Near...

... pursuing the four-year BSc (Hons) Archaeological Practice pathway participate in a year-long industry placement in their third year. This is a non-credit bearing year of study. On successful completion of the placement year, students earn a Portfolio of Professional Practice to demonstrate their experience...

... and Gender Archaeology. Benefit from our dedicated Archaeology Building and specialist equipment, and learn in purpose-built laboratories. Our expertise in History covers a wide range of world regions – Europe and Africa to America, South Asia and the Middle East. Module choices cover several historical... Learn about: Modern History...

... also receive a solid grounding in the practical elements of archaeology and anthropology through working in our laboratories and in the field. We’ll give you the opportunity to specialise in social or biological anthropology or archaeology in your second year, but if you’d like to take a broader focus, you... Learn about: Sociology Anthropology...

...Introducing your course Archaeology graduates can develop an exciting specialism through studying this Masters in Maritime Archaeology degree. Explore the changing relationship people have had with the world’s oceans and seas through the technologies of seafaring, histories of environmental change...

.... Courses cover a time period spanning from antiquity to present-day, contemporary art. The Department of the History of Art and Archaeology contains some of the world’s leading experts in Asian and African art history and archaeology, whose ground-breaking research informs and is informed by their teaching... Learn about: Art History, Intercultural awareness, Private sectors...

... discipline and an intellectual puzzle. Develop the real-world skills you will need to excavate a site and identify artefacts, as well as the creative approaches you will need to help you interpret your discoveries and solve the riddles of the past. View the Archaeology and Heritage Programme Overview...

... undertaken by individuals who aim to become professionals in the field of art history and/or archaeology, whether as academics who carry out research and teach in universities or as curators or educators in museums, libraries or archives, or in any number of other related areas such as academic publishing... Learn about: Full Time, Critical power, Analytical skills...

... archaeology or in cultural resource management. The course is underpinned by the opportunity to undertake a placement and by a substantial individual research dissertation in a topic of your own choosing. Archaeological Sciences at Bradford was given 94% overall satisfaction by students in the National... Learn about: Prehistoric Societies, Climate and Society, Archaeology in Contemporary Society...

... and optional modules will allow you to explore the different periods, cultures and countries that interest you. Popular modules taken by students on this degree include “The ancient world on film” and "Rome's Mediterranean empire". One of the most popular parts of this course is our Archaeology Field School... Learn about: Quality Training, Ancient History...

... on British, European and Near Eastern Archaeology, but explore other regions across the world. Central to the course is the hands-on experience you will gain at our on-site museums. The University has three museums – including the Ure Museum of Greek Archaeology – in which you can gain experience...

... up until the medieval period. We focus mainly on British, European and Near Eastern Archaeology, but explore other regions across the world. You will learn about Burial Archaeology, Material Culture, Bioarchaeology (including human remains), Forensics, Past Environments (including Geoarchaeology), Museums...

... (and preservation) of human tissues and associated materials; trauma analysis; and forensic identification of living people. Understanding of scientific principles and how data should be presented in a legal context underpin the degree. Archaeological Sciences was in the top 10 for archaeology in the 2014 Research... Learn about: Biometrics and Human Identification, Virtual Anatomy, Forensic Taphonomy...

... of civilisation, the Aztecs and Maya, Ancient Egypt, the Roman Empire and the medieval world. Southampton is home to world-leading scholars in Archaeology and Anthropology, and we have special interests in maritime archaeology, human origins and human evolution, bioarchaeology and museums. We are passionate...

... is by looking at available literature and archaeology. The course covers what archaeology is (‘the study of ancient things’), what methods it uses, how it... Learn about: Quality Training, Level 3 Diploma...

...Introducing your degree Travel abroad and discover the secrets of our ancestors with the BSc Archaeology with a Year Abroad degree course. Study fascinating modules on topics like 'Archaeology of the Roman Empire' and 'Human Origins'. A varied and diverse degree that provides a mix of field...

... Archaeology and Crime Scene Investigation (CSI) Prepare students for careers in non-cognate fields through emphasis on team working and application of a wide knowledge base to problem solving This course combines approaches from different disciplines to provide students with a comprehensive forensic skill... Learn about: Crime Scene Investigation, Forensic Archaeology, Law for Expert Witnesse...

... to construct and present convincing archaeological arguments through text and image by: accessing and interpreting written, graphic and material evidence honing your skills in dealing with data questioning accepted histories. The BA Archaeology is also available for part-time evening study over four years... Learn about: Full Time...

... analytical techniques of archaeology to develop your understanding of the relationship between theory and practice in the interpretation of material remains. Practical archaeological experience is a key element of this degree. It will involve you learning through the resources of archives, collections... Learn about: Part Time...