BA (Hons) Archaeology

The undergraduate Archaeology course at Canterbury Christ Church University offers students the opportunity to study the archaeological heritage of Britain, the Mediterranean, and the Near East. This course provides a strong grounding in practical skills, archaeological theory and the chance to explore archaeology's position in modern society. Course Content: The course covers a wide range of subjects related to archaeology, including Rethinking the Past: Archaeology and Heritage, Exploring the Classical World: Greece and Rome, and Excavating the Near East: Egypt and Mesopotamia. Key Modules: Students will have core modules in the first year like Introduction to Archaeology, Archaeological Methods and Techniques etc. In second and third year some of the key modules include Digging in the Archive: Techniques and Sources for Archaeological Research, Field and Environmental Archaeology and many more. Accreditations: Information on accreditation is not stated.Future Careers: The course provides students with a wide range of transferable skills that will be useful in a variety of careers, including those in archaeology and heritage related professions. These careers may include commercial archaeological units, museums, the civil service, teaching, and the wider business sector. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.