BSc Archaeology and Heritage Science
Entry requirements
A level: BBB
About this course
BSc in Forensic Science, integrating scientific analysis with archaeological and heritage contexts. Core topics include research methods. A professional placement on an archaeological excavation or in a laboratory or museum takes place in the summer after year 1, with a further optional placement available after year 2. Students undertake a second-year independent research project supervised by academic staff.
Modules
- Analysing Archaeology
- Discovering Archaeology
- The Archaeology of Britain: Prehistory to Present
- The Archaeology of Mediterranean Societies
- A World Full of Gods
- Projecting the Past: Film, Media and Heritage
- Visual Analysis of Artefacts
- Explanation and Interpretation in Archaeology
- Professional Placement in Archaeology or Heritage
- Applied Archaeological and Heritage Science
- Archaeology Independent Study
- Archaeological Illustration and Photography
- An Introduction to Greek Art and Archaeology
- An Introduction to Prehistoric Britain and Europe
- Conservation in Field Archaeology
- Forensic and Osteoarchaeology
- Museums' Collections Management
- Essentials of Conservation
- Roman Britain
- Evidence Based Preservation of Organics
- Managing Metallic and Inorganic Cultural Heritage
- Spatial Technologies and Geographical Information Systems
- Britain in the Early Medieval World
- Archaeology Dissertation
- Further Professional Placement in Archaeology or Heritage