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Archaeology
The MSc Archaeology provides strong foundations for a career in different professional settings, including academia, development-led archaeology, and museums or heritage bodies. Studying archaeology at the University of — offers opportunities for advanced arch…
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School of History, Classics and Archaeology · Historical, philosophical and religious studies
The MSc Archaeology provides strong foundations for a career in different professional settings, including academia, development-led archaeology, and museums or heritage bodies. Studying archaeology at the University of — offers opportunities for advanced archaeological research to reimagine and reconstruct the lives of past societies, in ways that also contribute to contemporary themes such as planetary health, endangered heritage, and globalisation. The degree covers themes in the archaeology of Europe, the Mediterranean, South-West Asia, Egypt and beyond, and will help you gain new skills in archaeological and heritage sciences, and up-to-date archaeological theory. Studying in the School of History, Classics and Archaeology, you will benefit from access to interdisciplinary networks and supervision from nationally and internationally-renowned scholars. Breadth of expertise We have a wide range of expertise covering different areas, time periods and themes, including: - Bioarchaeology and isotope studies - Egyptology - Roman and ‘Celtic’ archaeology - Megalithic monuments - Mediterranean archaeology - Prehistory of Europe, the Mediterranean and North-East Africa - Early civilisations and urban societies - The archaeology of Scotland - Cultural heritage and sustainability - Digital heritage and heritage policy - Archaeomaterials analysis - Human evolution - Conflict archaeology - Medieval archaeology - Computational archaeology - Marine and coastal archaeology - Buildings archaeology - Archaeological survey-Landscape Archaeology
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Entry requirements for individual programmes vary, so please check the details for the specific programme you wish to apply for on the University of — website. You will also need to meet the University’s language requirements.
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