On Campus Masters Degrees in Archaeological Science, Ireland

The Higher Diploma (HDip) in Archaeology is a one year (full time) or two year (part time) 60-ECTS credit degree programme. It is designed for people who do not have a previous qualification in archaeology but who wish to consider a postgraduate degree in the subject. Read more

Experimental archaeology can be defined as the reconstruction of past buildings, technologies, things and environmental contexts so as to enable a better understanding of the character and role of materiality and material culture in peoples lives. Read more

The MSc in Experimental Archaeology and Material Culture will provide a comprehensive course of university learning and experience in experimental archaeology… Read more

This course is for non-archaeology graduates who have a degree and would like to transfer their studies to the discipline of archaeology. Read more

The Degree of MPhil involves research work by thesis (approx. 40,000 words) and is normally completed in two years from the date of first registration for the programme. Read more

UCD School of Archaeology 's GradDiploma in Archaeology  is designed for students interested in the challenges and opportunities in studying the human past.  Archaeology is the discipline of things, exploring how people in the past created unique societies through their construction, use and perception of landscapes, plants, animals and things. Read more

UCD School of Archaeology's GradDiploma in Archaeology  is designed for students interested in the challenges and opportunities in studying the human past.  Archaeology is the discipline of things, exploring how people in the past created unique societies through their construction, use and perception of landscapes, plants, animals and things. Read more

UCD School of Archaeology's MSc/GradDiploma in Archaeology  is designed for students interested in the challenges and opportunities in studying the human past.  Archaeology is the discipline of things, exploring how people in the past created unique societies through their construction, use and perception of landscapes, plants, animals and things. Read more