Located in the vibrant capital of the North East of England and on the edge of the Roman Empire, Newcastle University offers a unique setting for historians, archaeologists, classicists and ancient historians to work together, studying the past to inform the future....

School of Simulation and Visualisation taught Masters programmes enable graduates from a wide range of backgrounds to gain knowledge of advanced digital techniques. The International Heritage Visualisation programme provides an interdisciplinary approach to heritage...

LJMU’s Faculty of Science is renowned for its innovative approach to teaching and research. Our academics are not afraid to challenge conventional wisdom or approach topics in fresh and imaginative ways. This innovative approach and passion for scientific...

We are one of the largest and most distinguished departments in the UK, and have, together with the Department of Byzantine and Modern Greek, consistently been ranked as one of the leading Classics departments in the 2008 and the two previous Research Assessment...

A Foundation Degree delivers the relevant practical knowledge, skills and critical understanding of history, heritage and archaeology essential for those seeking careers in this sector. It will also appeal to anyone with a general interest in the past, particularly...

Whether it is history, literature, history of art or philosophy, the humanities ask questions about what it means to be alive and how we should interpret the world we find ourselves in. These skills of interpretation and weighing up of evidence can be applied to...

No actually archaeology department so contact Student Services for more information. This is a sixth form college.

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Why study Archaeology at Chester? At Chester, you will be part of a friendly and vibrant academic department. You will be taught in small groups by academic staff with expertise in a range of periods and specialisms, and will have access to modern research facilities....

You’ll be able to combine cultural and biological anthropology with archaeology to study human cultures from the present day back to the evolutionary origins of humanity. This produces graduates with highly sought-after transferable skills including critical analysis,...

The University of St Andrews has been a centre for classical studies since its foundation in 1413, and the School of Classics continues to build on its reputation for both teaching and research. The School of Classics has one of the largest communities of researchers...

Home to stunning purpose-built buildings with extraordinary backdrops of coastline, beaches and moorlands across Cornwall, Truro and Penwith College provides the perfect location for archaeology enthusiasts to study Gold-rated University Courses. Offering the only...

We are committed to widening access to Higher Education for all and providing any help necessary to people who are under-represented in the sector. Are you interested in the past, in museums, country houses and archaeology? Do you want to work in the heritage sector...

The need for the Centre for Sustainable Heritage was recognised by three departments of University College London: The Bartlett Faculty of the Built Environment, the Institute of Archaeology and the School of Library, Archive and Information Studies and will draw on...

Accelerate your career as a conservator with our Masters in Conservation Studies course. Specialist pathway skills are combined with theoretical, scientific, and analytical study to successfully conserve, restore and preserve cultural objects, artefacts, and materials...

The Nautical Archaeology Society is a non-government organisation formed to further interest in our underwater cultural heritage. NAS Training Courses Provide first-class training in all aspects of archaeology in the marine environment Promote high standards of...

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Almost 150 years ago, the 'Oxford Extension' movement was initiated at the University of Oxford. This movement emerged from the mid-Victorian era's general educational reforms and a burgeoning national social consciousness. The history of the Oxford University...

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A range of archaeology undergraduate degree programmes are currently available, in addition to a variety of modules that can be studied as part of other History and Geography courses. BSc Geography & Archaeology BA Geography & Archaeology (from Clearing 2003) BA...

Our specialisms include human evolution, prehistory, Romans, medieval, and historical periods as well as expertise in field archaeology, bioarchaeology, digital creativity, artefacts, experimental archaeology, African archaeology, heritage, museums and buildings...

Archaeology at University of Winchester The Department came into being in 1978 before which it was part of the History department. Since that date the number of programmes, students and staff has all increased. Our BA Archaeology degree was initiated in 1994, our MA...

People, both past and present, are at the heart of our activities. We combine archaeological and anthropological approaches to develop an understanding of humanity and its relationship with the material world. Our internationally leading projects, across the UK and in...

Reading has a friendly and energetic Department of Archaeology, with an international reputation in research and teaching, housed in its own building within SHES. Our staff research interests focus on European and Mediterranean archaeology from early prehistory to the...

Oxford’s School of Archaeology is a lively and diverse community of archaeologists. Our work takes in the full scope of human history, from early hunter-gatherers through to the origins of agriculture, the classical and medieval worlds and the ‘contemporary past’, as...

Enquiries available through a form on the website

The International Centre for Cultural and Heritage Studies (ICCHS) at the University of Newcastle is a well established and renowned organisation whose primary roles are: to produce, stimulate and supervise cutting edge research (applied and pure) relating to the...

The University of the Highlands and Islands Archaeology Institute is centred on the Orkney Mainland, but has research and teaching staff in both Shetland and the Western Isles and students at colleges across the Highlands and Islands. The Institute is unique within...

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Our wide range of programmes from Archaeology to History and War and Society will give you the opportunity to study global history from antiquity to the present day. We provide a fascinating array of modules, with both single and joint honours options, offering a...

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The School offers a very wide range of courses, spanning prehistory to the present day. History courses encompass British, Welsh, European and American History while those on Archaeology concentrate on the Archaeology of Britain and Ireland. There are very few...

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The School of History, Classics and Archaeology has a high profile for both its teaching and research. History at Birkbeck has a long and distinguished tradition as an international centre of excellence, and a distinctive intellectual character. The School has a...

Welcome to Archaeology, part of the School of Arts, Culture and Environment at the University of Edinburgh. We excel in training archaeologists at both undergraduate and postgraduate level, and offer stimulating courses on a wide range of periods and subjects,...

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To obtain information about courses offered from this department it is more useful to go to the university home page www. Uea.ac.uk and check out the courses offered through the prospectus.

At Leicester, we are home to a world-class, international team of scholars engaged in cutting-edge research and teaching in our twin disciplines of Ancient History and Archaeology. We have a long history of making high-impact, world-leading discoveries, of which you...

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