Program Overview

The Archaeology degree at this university combines practical aspects of archaeology, such as fieldwork and laboratory analysis, with teaching that spans much of the human past and a geographic scope that includes Northwest Europe, the Baltic, Russia and Siberia, and continental North America. Students will be taught through a combination of lectures, seminars, laboratory sessions, practical workshops, field trips and field work. A wide range of career paths are open to graduates with archaeology degrees, including professional archaeologists, heritage sector workers, and careers in other sectors such as the civil service, education, and business.