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Archaeology and Heritage
Use the past to shape a sustainable future with our MA in Archaeology and Heritage. Develop essential skills to advance your career in the archaeology and heritage sector, engage with contemporary challenges and create meaningful social, economic and cultural…
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Archaeology · Historical, philosophical and religious studies
Use the past to shape a sustainable future with our MA in Archaeology and Heritage. Develop essential skills to advance your career in the archaeology and heritage sector, engage with contemporary challenges and create meaningful social, economic and cultural impact. Course description Our Archaeology and Heritage MA provides a route into advanced study where you can build a strong foundation in archaeology and the heritage sector. This MA allows you to engage with contemporary issues such as climate change, sustainability and migration. You'll develop a broad range of professional and transferable skills needed to progress to a successful career. Archaeology and Heritage MA has a clear focus on professional practice, with a summer work placement with a professional heritage organisation. You'll be supported in taking an active role in building a professional network and gaining skills that will enhance your career prospects. Please see our University website for the most up-to-date information.
Getting in
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Minimum 2:1 undergraduate honours degree in a relevant subject. Subject requirements - An Arts and Humanities subject - A Science subject - A Social Sciences
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