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92 Bachelor's degrees in Archaeology in United States
Archaeology
Archaeology from College of Wooster is an interdisciplinary field of study that investigates the past by finding and analyzing evidence from material culture and the natural environment.
Anthropology and Archaeology
Come unearth the evidence of the origins and patterns of human life with the guidance of Longwood University's experienced Anthropology and Archaeology faculty. You’ll explore the evolution of people and examine the past and present in the villages of New Guinea, on the English countryside, under the forest canopies of Nigeria and our own United States.
Classics and Archaeology
Boston University's joint major in Classics and Archaeology is recommended for students with interests in the study of classical literature and society in conjunction with the study of the ancient Mediterranean and Near East via the rich corpus of material remains.
Applied Anthropology, Anthropology
The Applied Anthropology, Anthropology B.A. at Indiana University of Pennsylvania is a four-year, full-time undergraduate programme delivered on campus. This degree focuses on cross-cultural perspectives and practical research methods, preparing students to address social justice issues through professional practice.
Anthropology - Archaeological Sciences Emphasis
The Anthropology - Archaeological Sciences Emphasis at The University of Arizona introduces students to the rigorous study of archaeological data.
Behavioral Science
At the Behavioral Science BA program from San José State University, students develop an interdisciplinary perspective on human behavior and an understanding of the psychological, social and cultural dimensions to being human in a complex society.
Evolutionary Anthropology
The Evolutionary Anthropology programme of Rutgers University is designed for students interested in archaeology, biological anthropology, paleoanthropology, geoarchaeology, or other related fields in human evolutionary studies (e.g., skeletal biology, forensic science, primatology).
Archaeological Studies
As an interdisciplinary major from Oberlin College & Conservatory, Archaeological Studies, sits at the nexus of science and culture, exploring human society through its material remains.
Anthropology - Public Archaeology
The Anthropology - Public Archaeology concentration from Bridgewater State University provides the basic knowledge and training necessary for careers in culture resource management, contract archaeology, museums, and to the study of federal, state and local legislation protecting archaeological resources.
Science and Technology Studies
The Science and Technology Studies programme from Wesleyan University is a transdisciplinary programme that organizes the study of the sciences, technology, and medicine as intellectual achievements, social and political institutions, and constitutive of culture.
Geoarchaeology
The goal of the Geoarchaeology Program from Hamilton College is to encourage connections between geological concepts and methods to aid in the interpretation of the archaeological record of past societies.
Art and Archaeology, Archaeology Concentration
The Hood College offers a degree in Art and Archaeology, Archaeology Concentration. Much of our teaching takes place away from campus—in museums and galleries, at nearby archaeological sites nearby and during international trips.
Archaeological and Environmental Sciences - Archaeology
This Bachelor’s-to-Master’s in Archaeological and Environmental Sciences - Archaeology programme from Boston University allows students to apply a maximum of 8 units from their undergraduate degree toward the associated master’s degree.
Archaeology
The Archaeology bachelor programme at Columbia University offers a multidisciplinary exploration of material history. This public study mode degree integrates humanities and social sciences through fieldwork and lab analysis. Students engage in a comprehensive curriculum designed to uncover the physical remains of the past.
Anthropology (Archaeology and Biological Anthropology)
The Anthropology (Archaeology and Biological Anthropology) concentration from California State University Sacramento provides students with the knowledge, skills and perspectives of scientific anthropology.
Archaeology
At Dickinson College, the study of Archaeology draws on the expertise of four departments—anthropology, art & art history, classical studies and geology. Students get a solid theoretical grounding in the discipline and gain valuable field experience by participating in summer excavations.
Archaeology
You love travel, but not as a tourist. You love listening to people. And you don't see yourself working in a cubicle. True? Then Archaeology might be the degree for you. The program at the University of Indianapolis gives students hands-on archaeological training and experience, largely with North American materials.
Classical Archaeology
The Major in Classical Archaeology from the Saint Anselm College seeks to put students in contact with the material cultures of Greece and Rome and peoples closely associated with them. Tools will be provided to reconstruct the ancient life-ways of these peoples as well as skill development in the interpretation of ancient social, political, and economic systems.
Archaeological Studies - Cultural Anthropology
Archaeological Studies - Cultural Anthropology from University of Wisconsin La Crosse is designed for students interested in learning more about cross-cultural international issues, and pursuing careers that address social problems at both local and global scales.
Classical Archaeology
Classical Archaeology from Dartmouth College provides extensive experience of the material remains of Greek and Roman culture, including major sites and museums in Greece and/or Italy.