Archaeology Courses

...This course emphasises the study of archaeological human remains within their funerary context. It builds upon the School's extensive research in human osteology and palaeopathology and related research expertise in field archaeology, archaeozoology, molecular archaeology and archaeological... Learn about: Analysis of Human Remains, Investigating the Archaeology of Death and Burial, Part Time...

... of topics in the areas of archaeology, architecture, art, history and politics, literature and philosophycomplement many other popular A levels, including Art, Drama and Theatre Studies, English Literature, Government and Politics, History, History of Art, and Philosophy...

... can be submitted in audiovisual form). Core modules The core modules will give you a foundation to the subject. The shared core module in Archaeology of the Moving...

...Forensic methods are a vital part of the criminal justice process, with many agencies relying on forensic detection to help solve a range of problems. The programme combines elements of criminology, psychology and archaeology to introduce students to a wide range of applied investigative techniques... Learn about: Forensic Psychology...

..., Humboldt Foundation, and Leverhulme Trust. Current number of academic staff: 24. Current number of research students: 58. Partner organisations: British Museum. Recent publications: A companion to the Neronian age; Contextual Archaeology of Burial Practice: Case Studies from Roman Britain; Greek Comedy... Learn about: Quality Training...

.... This specification has been designed to:offer a wide choice of topics in the areas of archaeology, architecture, art, history and politics, literature and philosophycomplement many other popular A levels, including Art, Drama and Theatre Studies, English Literature, Government and Politics, History, History of...

... middle ages, the archaeology of the high medieval Silk Road, and late medieval Italy, Germany, the Low Countries, France and the UK. This programme is unique in its emphasis on writing histories of the middle ages that cross disciplinary boundaries - including archaeology, history, literature...

..., from archaeology and history to language and literature studies. You can tailor your degree to your own interests by choosing one of five specialisations... Learn about: Ancient World, English Language, Cultural History...

...This course emphasises the study of archaeological human remains within their funerary context. It builds upon the School's extensive research in human osteology and palaeopathology and related research expertise in field archaeology, archaeozoology, molecular archaeology and archaeological... Learn about: Analysis of Human Remains, Stable Light Isotope Analysis, Part Time...

...This course emphasises the study of archaeological human remains within their funerary context. It builds upon the School's extensive research in human osteology and palaeopathology and related research expertise in field archaeology, archaeozoology, molecular archaeology and archaeological... Learn about: Analysis of Human Remains, Full Time, Comparative Anatomy...

...From Archaeology & Anthropology to Environmental & Biological Sciences, Technology, Design & Engineering, or Psychology & Security, research within the Faculty of Science & Technology is world-leading. By undertaking a Doctor of Philosophy with us you will become part of our thriving research...

..., Archaeology, Biology, Criminology, Demography, Education, Film, Geography, History, Politics, Philosophy, Psychology, Music or Anthropology. Semester... Learn about: History Politics...

... Museum of Greek Archaeology – in which you can gain experience as a volunteer as you learn. As well as museums, we also have a number of archives and special collections of international importance. Your teaching staff are all practising professionals, including curators, conservators and archivists...

...culture, and society. The programme provides relevant training for careers in media, education, museums and heritage, publishing, and policy... Learn about: History Politics...

... processes that shape our world and the challenges we will face in the future. Why Queen's?Top ranking: the School has an outstanding reputation for teaching and research with Geography ranked in the world top 100 (QS rankings 2013) and Archaeology ranked 8th in the UK (Guardian University Guide 2014). Study... Learn about: Physical Geography, Quality Training...

... for teaching and research with Geography ranked in the world top 100 (QS rankings 2013) and Archaeology ranked 8th in the UK (Guardian University Guide 2014). Study Abroad: Geography with Extended Studies in Europe students who have qualifications in a language can spend an extra year of their degree studying... Learn about: Quality Training, Physical Geography...

... has engaged with Classics. There’s even the option to learn from scratch or continue with Ancient Greek or Latin. Spanning literature, history, archaeology and philosophy among other disciplines, this wide-ranging Joint Honours degree will equip you with a broad set of skills. It will also give you an insight...

..., from the archaic period through the classical era to late antiquity, including Greek and Latin literature and the archaeology and material culture of the ancient Mediterranean. You will learn in a culture of active research, with teaching and supervision from world-leading academics working at the cutting...

... skills of historical analysis. We will look at the varied primary sources through which we study the past, from laws and official reports to diaries, letters, memoirs, newspapers, oral testimony, paintings, cartoons, music, film, architecture, landscape, archaeological remains and the internet... Learn about: Sources and Debates, History of Art and Architecture, History of Philosophy...

..., Archaeology, Biology, Criminology, Demography, Education, Film, Geography, History, Politics, Philosophy, Psychology, Music or Anthropology. Semester... Learn about: History Politics...