MSc Digital Chemistry

The MSc Archaeology: Palaeoanthropology pathway course offered by the University of Southampton focuses on the study of archaeology with a special emphasis on paleoanthropology – the study of fossil humans and their close relatives. This course presents a critical understanding of how well-established techniques of study and research from a range of disciplines are used to inform a professional understanding of behaviours and cultures of human species from the past.Course Content: This MSc course comprises two semesters of taught modules, in subjects such as archaeological theory, palaeoanthropology, and the archaeology of human origins. Students will also take part in specialist modules on human bone analysis and forensic anthropology, and demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of techniques applicable to their own research or advanced scholarship.Key Modules: Some key modules included in the course are; Archaeology-Theory and Methods, Human Bone Analysis MSc, Forensic Archaeology, Palaeoanthropology, and Archaeology of Human Origins. Accreditations: The university is accredited by official educational bodies, however specific accreditation for this course is not mentioned.Future Careers: This course provides an excellent base for students who wish to pursue a PhD in associated fields. Employment opportunities for graduates of this MSc could be in a wide range of professions including archaeology, heritage, conservation, and planning.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.