Program Overview

Department of Archaeology

The Department of Archaeology at University College Cork offers a range of programs for students interested in pursuing a career in archaeology.

BA Geographical and Archaeological Sciences

The BA Geographical and Archaeological Sciences (CK107) is a program that combines the study of geography and archaeology.

• First Year: The current contact for first-year students is Dr. Ben Gearey. Resources for first-year students include:
  • Our Location
  • Online Department/Module Timetables
  • CK107 First Year Information Booklet
  • Submitting Archaeology Assessments/Submission Forms
  • Archaeology Marking Schemes
  • Archaeology Essay Writing Guidelines
  • Fieldwork Safety
  • Archaeology Staff Contact and Consultation Times
  • Boole Library's Subject Guide for Archaeology
  • Boole Library's Subject Guide for Geography
  • Department of Geography
  • Department of Computer Science
  • School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences (BEES)
• Second Year: The current contact for second-year students is Dr. Ben Gearey. Resources for second-year students include:
  • Our Location
  • Online Department/Module Timetables
  • CK107 Second Year Information Booklet
  • Submitting Archaeology Assessments/Submission Forms
  • Archaeology Marking Schemes
  • Archaeology Essay Writing Guidelines
  • Fieldwork Safety
  • Archaeology Staff Contact and Consultation Times
  • Boole Library's Subject Guide for Archaeology
  • Boole Library's Subject Guide for Geography
  • Department of Geography
  • Department of Computer Science
  • School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences (BEES)
• Third Year: The current contact for third-year students is Dr. Ben Gearey. Resources for third-year students include:
  • Our Location
  • Online Department/Module Timetables
  • CK107 Third Year Information Booklet
  • Submitting Archaeology Assessments/Submission Forms
  • Archaeology Marking Schemes
  • Archaeology Essay Writing Guidelines
  • Fieldwork Safety
  • Archaeology Staff Contact and Consultation Times
  • Boole Library's Subject Guide for Archaeology
  • Boole Library's Subject Guide for Geography
  • Department of Geography
  • Department of Computer Science
  • School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences (BEES)

About Us

• People: The department has a team of experienced staff who are dedicated to teaching and research.
• Mission: The mission of the department is to provide high-quality education and research in archaeology.
• Studying Archaeology: The department offers a range of programs for students who want to study archaeology.
• Location and Facilities: The department is located in the Connolly Building, Dyke Parade, University College Cork.
• Department Office: The department office is responsible for administering the department's programs and activities.
• Careers Guide: The department provides a careers guide to help students plan their future careers.

Study Here

• BA (General): The department offers a BA (General) program that allows students to study a range of subjects, including archaeology.
• BA Anthropology: The department offers a BA Anthropology program that focuses on the study of human cultures and societies.
• Visiting Students: The department welcomes visiting students from other universities who want to study archaeology.
• BEES Students: The department has a close relationship with the School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences (BEES) and offers programs for BEES students.
• Higher Diploma: The department offers a Higher Diploma program for students who want to pursue further study in archaeology.
• MA Programmes: The department offers a range of MA programs for students who want to pursue postgraduate study in archaeology.
• Research Degrees: The department offers research degrees, including PhDs, for students who want to pursue advanced research in archaeology.
• Adult/Continuing Education: The department offers programs for adult/continuing education students who want to study archaeology.

Research

• Research Areas: The department has a range of research areas, including archaeological science, cultural heritage, and historical archaeology.
• Postgraduate Research: The department offers postgraduate research programs for students who want to pursue advanced research in archaeology.
• Seminars/Lectures: The department hosts seminars and lectures on a range of topics related to archaeology.
• Theses Collection: The department has a collection of theses written by its students.

Community

• Projects: The department is involved in a range of projects, including excavations, surveys, and cultural heritage initiatives.
• Schools: The department works with schools to promote the study of archaeology and provide educational resources.
• Local Societies: The department works with local societies to promote the study of archaeology and provide educational resources.