BA (Hons) Archaeology (Combined)

The Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Archaeology is a combined honours degree offered by the University of Chester. It provides a wide-ranging exploration of archaeology, focusing on the development of practical skills as well as theoretical understanding. The course design enables students to acquire skills in excavation and post-excavation process, alongside interpretations of archaeological evidence.Course Content: The programme provides an in-depth understanding of archaeology with a focus on Britain and Europe from the Prehistoric period to the Middle Ages. It explores themes involving climate change and human evolution, and artefacts and their interpretation. It also highlights the practical methodologies of archaeology including excavation, field survey, and post-excavation processes.Key Modules: Some of the key modules offered in the course are Archaeology In Britain, Investigating the Archaeological Record, Reconstructing Ancient Landscapes, and Material Culture In Context. Optional modules are also available, covering topics such as Roman Britain, Medieval Archaeology, and Practical Skills in human osteology and artefact studies.Accreditations: It should be noted that while the course provides valuable skills and education in the field of archaeology, specific professional accreditations aren't mentioned.Future Careers: Graduates of this Archaeology BA (Hons) degree have potential career paths not only within archaeological sectors but also in broader fields such as heritage management and archaeology-adjacent roles in tourism, museums, and local government.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.