BA (Hons) Archaeology

The BA Archaeology course offered at the University of York allows students to explore archaeological science, environmental archaeology, human osteoarchaeology, and digital heritage. The course is ideally suited to those passionate about history and interested in understanding how past societies and cultures have developed.Course Content: The course combines theory and practical work, offering a wide range of topics including prehistory, classical archaeology, medieval archaeology and historical archaeology. Students will undertake fieldwork and laboratory work to gain practical experience, and the course structure provides flexibility for students to shape their own degree path.Key Modules: Key modules in this course encompass 'Interpreting Archaeological Evidence', 'Peoples and Societies', 'Field Archaeology', 'Later Prehistory of Britain', 'Archaeological Practice' to name a few. These modules develop your archaeological knowledge across a wide range of periods and themes.Accreditations: This program has been accredited by the Chartered Institute for Archaeologists (CIfA), the leading professional body representing archaeologists working in the UK and overseas.Future Careers: Graduates from University of York's BA Archaeology course can go into a range of careers including professional archaeology, heritage and museum sector, archaeology and heritage education, public relations, and even roles in media and tourism.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.