MA Iron Age and Celtic Archaeology

The MA in Iron Age & Celtic Archaeology offered by the University of York ventures beyond the traditional boundaries of archaeology, bringing together expertise from linguistics, art history, and cultural heritage studies. This interdisciplinary course is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the Iron Age and Celtic Archaeology, focusing on unearthing the mysteries of the past.Course Content: This program offers students an in-depth exploration of the archaeology of the Iron Age and Early Medieval period in Britain and Ireland, in the context of the wider European world. You will engage with the latest theories and methodologies in archaeology and related disciplines, apply advanced skills in data acquisition and analysis, and examine the most recent research in Iron Age and Celtic studies. The course content encompasses a diverse range of topics, such as theoretical issues, interpretive methodologies, and the many material cultures of the Iron Age.Key Modules: Compulsory modules include Iron Age and Celtic Archaeology, Research Training in Archaeology, and Independent Study in Archaeology. Optional modules can include Materials Analysis in Archaeology, Zooarchaeology, and Lithics Analysis in Context.Future Careers: On successful completion of the course, graduates have the skills applicable to various fields such as archaeology consultancy and contract work, heritage sector and museum work, and teaching. Some graduates also continue in academia to pursue a PhD. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.