On Campus Masters Degrees in Archaeology (Msc)

Unearth the archaeological and biological aspects of human evolution on this one-year MSc, delivered by UCL’s Institute of Archaeology. View course

Interested in how humans have interacted with their environment – and, vice versa, how humans have affected the spaces they inhabit? Join us on… View course

Our MSc in Archaeological Sciences gives graduates in Archaeology and related subjects a systematic training in the application of modern scientific methods. View course

Our Zooarchaeology course combines traditional archaeology with branches of natural sciences to examine animal remains and their importance in… View course

Interested in learning more about archaeological research, but also want to hone your practical skills in materials science? This flexible Master’s offers the ideal mix. View course

The ideal springboard for a career in heritage objects conservation. View course

Studying archaeology at Leiden University is all about studying societies and cultures from the past, trying to reconstruct them and bring them back to life. View course

This course emphasises the study of archaeological human remains within their funerary context. View course

Digital archives are a rich resource for knowledge preservation, exchange and dissemination. View course

Bioarchaeology at York combines advanced osteoarchaeological techniques with the molecular analysis of human remains. View course

This course provides professional training in the growing fields of digital archiving, visualisation, museums and heritage sector curation, interpretation and education. View course

Join the UK's only dedicated course in the archaeological study of animals. View course

What makes us ‘human’? How did early human societies work? How different were Neanderthals from ourselves and why did they die out? What was life like… View course

Past societies responded to and treated their dead in a range of diverse ways, providing archaeologists with crucial insights into their… View course

Material culture tells the story of people and their things: allowing us insights into the significance that objects held for people in the past. View course