MA Medieval Archaeology

The MA in Medieval Archaeology course offered by the University of York dives deep into the period ranging from the migration period through to the Reformation, allowing students to explore a rich variety of archaeological history. This course is ideal for those looking to delve deeper into the period, whether it be for further study or to enrich a career in heritage, museums or archaeological units.Course Content: The course includes instruction in archaeological theory and interpretation, critical reading and writing, and archaeological science. It lets students explore research methodologies like GIS, material culture studies, zooarchaeology, and osteoarchaeology. The course also helps students to develop skills necessary for further academic study or careers in the heritage industry.Key Modules: There are three core modules, Archaeology: Theory in Practice, Material Culture, and Dissertation/Project. The optional modules include Medieval Agrarian Environments, Medieval Health and Disease, Funerary Archaeology, Artefacts in Archaeology, and Landscape Archaeology.Accreditations: The University of York is a recognized academic institution with one of the UK’s largest archaeology departments.Future Careers: Postgraduates of Medieval Archaeology can find employment in various roles such as archaeological units, heritage bodies, local government and consultancy. Some graduates have also gone into further research. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.