MA Archaeology and Heritage Practice

The Archaeology and Heritage Practice MA is a postgraduate course offered by the University of Chester. It provides students with the opportunity to specialize and deepen their understanding of the archaeological and heritage sector. The course explores different aspects of the subject including archaeological, heritage management, and landscape interpretations. Course Content: The course takes an interdisciplinary approach to archaeological theory, landscape archaeology and heritage management. This will equip students with skills in critical thinking, research, and practical field studies, in order to enhance their career prospects in archaeology and heritage industry.Key Modules: Modules in the course include Archaeology in Practice, Research Project, Landscape Archaeology, and Heritage Management. These modules are designed to offer a holistic understanding of both practical and theoretical aspects of archaeology and heritage practice.Future Careers: The course is designed for those seeking to enhance their knowledge and skills for careers in the Heritage sector, Environmental Agencies, Local Authorities, and related organizations. Graduates may choose to work in fields such as heritage conservation, site management, archaeological consultancy and project management, alongside other positions within the sector.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.