Archaeology Degrees

... that intersects with programs and departments across the University. Students may major in anthropology as a whole (General Anthropology), or choose to concentrate in Biological Anthropology, Archaeology, Cultural and Linguistic Anthropology, or specialize in two thematic concentrations: Medical Anthropology...

.... Working closely with faculty members in small classes and often dealing directly with original objects and primary sources, students can explore subjects as diverse as Roman city planning, Greek archaeology, Japanese painting, Renaissance architecture, 19th-century photography, and contemporary...

...Archaeology and Anthropology seek to understand the nature of human societies, the material worlds they inhabit and the extraordinary variety of cultural life over time...

... archaeology from a global perspective... Learn about: Archaeology MA, Cultural Heritage, Heritage management...

... change; subsistence; material culture and identity; analysis of single sites; Bronze and Iron Age trading systems; the history of archaeology in the Aegean; the contexts of Bronze Age Aegean and Cypriot literacy and the analysis of ceramics, seeds or animal bones... Learn about: Reinventing Archaeology, Research Design, Archaeological Ceramics...

...Archaeology is the study of human societies – from prehistory to the recent past. It is a meeting ground for different ways of thinking about the past through the analysis and interpretation of material and environmental remains such as artefacts, monuments and buildings. Our Archaeology degree... Learn about: British Prehistory, Welsh History and Archaeology, Patterns of the Past...

..., skills and networks, which will ensure that, by the end of the course, you’ll be fully equipped to progress onto a variety of careers in the field of community archaeology... Learn about: Digital Archaeology, Resource packs, Impact reports...

... and theoretical methods in archaeology, as well as an introduction to major issues in Egyptian archaeology and writing. The second and third years provide a more advanced understanding of Egyptian archaeology and allow you to develop your own specialised interests by choosing optional modules in particular... Learn about: Ms Word, Ancient Egypt, World Archaeology...

..., you’re encouraged to explore your own interests via optional modules on Anglo-Saxon, Scandinavian and later medieval, and Tudor archaeology in Europe... Learn about: Medieval Archaeology, Archaeology in Practice, Later Middle Ages...

... and industry relevance. If you’re looking for a course that’s as practical as it is inspiring, and that opens doors to the archaeology career you’ve been dreaming of, we’d love to have you join us.... Learn about: Iron Age, Medieval History, Environmental Conservation...

...If you have a bachelor degree in social sciences related to archaeology, this is your chance of further developing your research... Learn about: The Iron Age, Early medieval sculpture, Viking Age Iceland and Britain and Ireland...

... to programme and year to year. A 30-credit module is considered equivalent to 15 credits in the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS). The degree is structured around a combination of core and optional modules. The core modules ensure that you will maintain a balanced training in archaeology and anthropology... Learn about: Archaeological Evidence Research, Credits in Archaeology, Social Anthropology...

..., Historic Environment Scotland, commercial contractors and many other archaeological organisations. You can choose between pursuing a fieldwork placement over the summer or completing a dissertation... Learn about: Landscape archaeologist, Earthwork survey, Analytical techniques...

...Gain a grounding in British archaeology with this part-time course, designed to suit adult students with busy lives...

... in aspects of archaeological field methods and analytical techniques including the examination of stone, ceramic, and metal artifacts and bone materials. Lab sessions have occasional problem sets which are completed outside of class...

..., and of major interpretative paradigms and principal investigative techniques - including fieldwork and archaeological science - applied to the Mediterranean... Learn about: Theoretical Approach, Archaeological Practice, Roman Mediterranean...

...Course description, features and facilities The primary aim of the course is to provide training in the skills, values and knowledge of a professional archaeologist. It includes artefact analysis, learning archaeological heritage assessment and management, understanding legislation, permits...

... and write a 10,000-word dissertation in a topic of your choice in British Archaeology... Learn about: Ms Word...

... perspective on the human past provided by archaeology. A mixture of core and optional modules introduces you to British and international archaeology, as... Learn about: Skills and Training...

..., allowing students to design and implement archaeologically meaningful scientific projects... Learn about: Technology within Society, Data science, Archaeological Glass...