University of York, Department of Archaeology Masters Degrees in History & Archaeology

Learn about the Roman past and use your skills in archaeology, science, digital archaeology, or heritage to help change how we look at the Roman… View course

Establish wide-ranging, advanced practical skills, while gaining a deep theoretical knowledge and understanding of the logistical challenges… View course

Train in the systematic research, recording, analysis and interpretation of historic buildings. View course

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

Our Masters by research degree offers academic independence and the chance to develop your research skills. View course

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

Engage with heritage conservation in a broad international interdisciplinary context and develop a unique mix of practice-based and theoretical… View course

Engage with conservation in the context of historic buildings and develop a unique mix of practice-based and theoretical learning for your… View course

Equip yourself to work in the cultural heritage sector which offers a wide range of exciting opportunities in museums, local authorities, heritage agencies, organisations and consultancies. 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

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

Historical Archaeology explores the emergence of the modern world, from the end of the Middle Ages to the 21st century. View course

The historic buildings, landscapes and material culture of York and northern England offer unrivalled opportunities to immerse yourself in the hands-on study of medieval archaeology. View course

Explore key topics such as technology, consumption practices, death and burial, plants and animals, and settlement… View course