You will participate in funded fieldwork placements, where you will gain practical experience and transferable skills.
Our expert staff will support and inspire you in your academic journey as we explore the past, from the earliest human origins through to the present day. You will study the theories, methods, and practice of archaeology including laboratory analysis of artifacts and skeletal remains, survey, excavation and computing techniques, and contemporary debates in archaeological thought.
A degree in archaeology provides training in creative and critical thinking, analysis of complex datasets, and research and communication. The study and practice of archaeology also rely on excellent teamwork, management, and problem-solving skills. This opens many opportunities for employment and further study.
Our graduates have successfully gained employment in a range of professions, including commercial archaeology, local government, museums, and industry. Recent graduates have worked for Wessex Archaeology, Canterbury Archaeological Trust, Historic England, and the National Trust. The degree can also lead to postgraduate study of archaeology or a related discipline such as history, geography, museum studies, or anthropology. Recent graduates have gone on to pursue postgraduate qualifications in specialist fields such as osteoarchaeology, heritage studies, and urban planning.
A Levels: DDE
BTEC: MPP
Access: Pass 45 Credits
International Baccalaureate: TBC
Combinations: A combination of qualifications totaling 64 UCAS points minimum
20 hours of work permit weekly for international students.
IELTS: 6.0 overall with no element below 5.5
Science
Canterbury
Undergraduate
Full-Time, 4 years
September
5.5
9250,
14500, (INT)
Newark
6.0
Undergraduate
13900
Canterbury and Medway
6.0
Undergraduate
7220
Hatfield (Hertfordshire)
6.0
Undergraduate
13500