MSc Digital Archaeology

The MSc in Digital Archaeology at the University of York is a taught postgraduate course that explores the application of digital technologies to archaeological methods and research. This course is designed to equip students with a range of digital skills, enabling them to manage resources and conduct research in a digital environment. Course Content: The course includes a mix of traditional lectures, workshops and practical sessions. Students will learn about key archaeological concepts and skills relevant to digital archaeology, along with a wide understanding of the digital environments prevalent in contemporary practice. There is a strong focus on hands-on experience, with students given opportunities to engage with real data and materials.Key Modules: Key modules include Practical Skills in Digital Heritage, Digital Media in Archaeology, Issues in Digital Heritage and Computational Archaeology: Archaeological Information Systems. All students undertake a research project or work placement to further develop and apply their skills. Future Careers: This course is designed for students intending to use digital technologies in their archaeological career. It's also ideal for those seeking to enter industries that require skills in managing, presenting and visualising complex data in user-friendly ways, such as IT, project management, tourism, education, and the creative industries. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.