BSc Evolutionary Anthropology
Entry requirements
A level: BBB IB: 30 points overall with no score less than 4 or pass the IB Diploma plus 5,5,5 in 3 HL subjects. BTEC: BTEC applications are encouraged. We evaluate each BTEC application on its merits.
About this course
BSc (Hons) in Evolutionary Biology and Archaeology, studying the biological and social history of humans. Core topics include Research Methods. Students can undertake an optional work placement year.
Modules
- FRAMING ANTIQUITY
- THE PERSPECTIVE OF EVOLUTIONARY ANTHROPOLOGY
- PRINCIPLES OF ARCHAEOLOGY
- INTRODUCTION TO BIOANTHROPOLOGY
- ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS OF THE MEDITERRANEAN AND NEAR EAST
- CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERE AND OCEANS
- LIVING WITH ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE
- THE PRACTICE OF ARCHAEOLOGY
- FROM INDIVIDUALS TO ECOSYSTEM
- ECOLOGY AND CONSERVATION
- WORKING WITH THE PAST
- METHODS AND ISSUES IN EVOLUTIONARY ANTHROPOLOGY FROM THE PLIOCENE TO EARLY PLEISTOCENE 1
- EVOLUTION OF THE HUMAN MIND
- HUMAN OSTEOARCHAEOLOGY
- ARTEFACTS AND TECHNOLOGY
- PLANTS AND PEOPLE IN THE PAST: METHOD AND PRACTICE OF ARCHAEOBOTANY
- NOMADS: AN INTRODUCTION TO THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF EURASIA
- ARCHAEOLOGY OF DEATH AND MORTUARY PRACTICES
- ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR
- PLACEMENT YEAR PREPARATION
- ACE WORK PLACEMENT
- ARCHAEOLOGY AND HERITAGE IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY: ETHICAL AND POLITICAL ISSUES
- METHODS AND ISSUES IN EVOLUTIONARY ANTHROPOLOGY FROM THE MIDDLE TO LATER PLEISTOCENE 1
- PALAEOLITHIC ART IN EUROPE
- METHODS AND ISSUES IN EVOLUTIONARY ANTHROPOLOGY FROM MIDDLE TO LATER PLEISTOCENE 2
- DISSERTATION
- RETHINKING STONEHENGE (BRITISH AND IRISH PREHISTORY)
- MAKING HERITAGE HAPPEN