268 Bachelor's degrees in Archaeology in Europe

The undergraduate programme of study in Linguistics with Archaeology (Hons) from University of Malta will give you an academic perspective of Maltese and global linguistics.

The programme in Anthropology with Archaeology (Hons) from University of Malta will provide you with an intricate and wide academic understanding of the subject-matter. 

This dynamic course in Archaeology, Anthropology and Art History with a Year Abroad (Hons) from the University of East Anglia provides a strong grounding in archaeology, anthropology, and art history. You’ll analyse and interpret visual and material culture from around the world. You’ll gain key skills in interpreting the past and understanding its role in the present.  

The Arts - Archaeology (Hons) programme from University College Cork is an exciting subject that studies past human societies through the material remains they left behind, investigating important developments in the human story over a long period of time.

This one-year Archaeology and Anthropology with Year Abroad - Undergraduate Foundation Programme (UFP) from OnCampus Southampton offers successful students guaranteed progression to the University of Southampton.

The programme in Archaeology with European and Global History (Hons) from University of Malta teaches how the human past can be understood and studied through anachronistic materials that remain present in modern day.

Immerse yourself in the ancient Greco-Roman world, and discover how their cultures continue to influence the world today, with our BA Ancient History and Archaeology with Study Year Abroad degree offered by the University of Reading.

Through the (Hons) History, Heritage and Archaeology degree delivered by University of Plymouth you’ll enjoy the newest technology and specialist equipment in your studies at Strode. We’ve invested over £12 million in our facilities, after all.

This Archaeology and Anthropology course at University of Bristol offers an exciting, interdisciplinary perspective on what it means to be human, employing archaeology alongside social, evolutionary, and linguistic anthropology.

The Archeology  BA from University of Pécs trains undergraduate archaeologists, who are well prepared from the general knowledge of archaeology and the two chosen specialisations, thus able to acquire and systematize the knowledge independently.

This Museum Studies and Archaeology with International Foundation Year - September Entry degree from the University of Reading enables you to combine the study of museology with the excitement of archaeological discovery. 

The undergraduate course in Geography with Archaeology (Hons) from University of Malta will provide you with an academic perspective on the geographic knowledge of the crucial and major material qualities of the Earth.

Within this Ancient History and Archaeology BA programme from the University of Reading you'll discover the ancient Greco-Roman world, and take the opportunity to join an archaeological dig and study abroad.

The programme in Archaeology with Classics (Hons) from University of Malta teaches how the human past can be understood and studied through anachronistic materials that remain present in modern day.

During the History and Archaeology bachelor from University of Leicester you’ll dig deeper into the sources and material evidence of the past.

Archaeology at The University of Lancashire is designed to be the ideal start to a professional archaeology career.

If you are considering a History degree but also have a passion for historic sites, material culture or museums, the Historical Archaeology (Hons) programme from University of York gives you the best of both worlds.

Uncover secrets of the human past with an Archaeology (Honours) programme from Newcastle University, and develop the analytical and critical-thinking skills vital in a range of careers.

The Archaeology with French (Hons) BA degree at Queen's University Belfast students develop linguistic proficiency in French and analyse Francophone cultures in the broadest sense. In addition to progressively developing general and specific knowledge and skills in Archaeology, through excavation, fieldwork, overseas fieldtrips, laboratory and practical work.

Explore how our ancestors engaged with the world, and gain a fascinating insight into what it means to be human. The Archaeology and Anthropology BA course offered by the University of Southampton combines aspects of the humanities and the sciences.