Postgraduate Diplomas in Archaeological Science

The course offers students a wide range of different experiences with unique facilities available to no other university in the UK. Read more

The MSc Archaeological Practice is a world-leading archaeology course which equips you with the tools for work in the real world. Read more

University of Aberdeen is an excellent location to study archaeology due to the vast amount of locations which reference civilisations from the past in Aberdeenshire, and the Highlands and Islands. Read more

This course is unique in its focus on the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. It offers the opportunity to consider wider archaeological concepts and theoretical issues, utilising world-class sites in Orkney and the North Atlantic region. Read more

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

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

Archaeology is not only the study of the past, it is the study of ourselves. Archaeology feeds into current political debates around identity, how we feel about our past, and who we want to be. Read more