414 Bachelor's degrees in Archaeology

As a student on the BA (Hons) Anthropology and Archaeology degree offered by Durham University, your learning will be supported by formal teaching sessions, such as lectures and smaller-group teaching in seminars and practical classes, as well as fieldwork and excavation opportunities.

The Archaeology (Honors) programme at Stanford University offers a comprehensive B.A. degree focused on the material remains of past societies. This full-time course provides an interdisciplinary approach, blending the humanities and sciences to explore global cultural heritage and its role in contemporary society.

The B.Sc. in Archaeology with Foundation Year at Birkbeck, University of London is designed for those seeking a comprehensive understanding of the human past. This full-time course spans four years and includes a foundation year, providing a solid base for further study in archaeology and related fields.

In the Archaeology programme offered at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, you investigate the significance of archaeological artefacts and their impact on the present. You conduct research into the remains of all kinds of cultures, both in the classroom and in the field.

If you want to learn more about archaeology and to acquire some practical skills in an enjoyable way, then the Undergraduate Certificate in Archaeology from the University of Oxford is an excellent introduction. 

On this Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours) - Archaeology B.Phil programme from The University of Western Australia study more than three million years of human history in all its facets. 

The B.Sc. in Archaeology with Foundation at Durham University is a unique programme designed to equip students with the essential skills and knowledge to explore the ancient world using modern scientific methods. This course spans one year for the foundation, followed by a full undergraduate degree, and is delivered in Durham City.

At State University of New York Potsdam, Archaeological Studies students recognize the interdisciplinary and geographically diverse nature of archaeological research by taking classes from multiple departments and with a focus on various regions and time periods.

The subjects of the Anthropology and Archaeology programme of the University of Aberdeen are very closely linked and are an ideal combination for students who have a deep interest in the past, the way human cultures lived and developed, the way societies developed and grew and the way our land was inhabited.

Anthropology - Archaeology students at Mercyhurst University explore the four major subfields of Anthropology: Archaeology, Sociocultural Anthropology, Biological Anthropology, and Linguistic Anthropology. 

On this Archaeology and Ancient Civilisations BA course offered by Durham University, you will learn through a combination of lectures, seminars, tutorials, practical classes, fieldwork, excavation, informal but scheduled one-to-one support, and self-directed learning, such as research, reading, and writing.

At Archaeology at Stephen F. Austin State University you will ask yourself various questions, How did American culture – the iconic melting pot – come to be? What ancestral influences were drawn upon to create this unique land?

Are you intrigued by how we lived and designed homes, and the decorative and functional items in them, throughout ages, countries and cultures to survive and flourish? Combine Archaeology with Art History to understand in detail artefacts and art history throughout major ages with the Archaeology and Art History programme of the University of Aberdeen.

The Archaeology and Celtic and Anglo-Saxon Studies programme of the University of Aberdeen adds to your exploration of the lives and legacy of the Celtic, Anglo-Saxon, and Scandinavian peoples within a broad study of human activity.

If you are fascinated by the ancient civilisations of Greece and Rome and keen to develop transferable skills such as critical analysis then this Classical Archaeology and Ancient History course at Royal Holloway University of London is for you.

The Archaeology Track, Anthropology programme at Indiana University of Pennsylvania is a comprehensive B.A. degree designed for aspiring archaeologists. This full-time course in Indiana, Pennsylvania, spans four years, offering elite training in cultural resource management, field excavation, and artifact analysis for global careers.

As a student in our Archaeology program at Willamette University, you’ll have access to powerful research opportunities across the street and around the globe. Our professors are experienced field archaeologists who will inspire you to dig, to search, to illuminate the shadows in human history. 

The Native American Studies program of Colgate University offers students the opportunity to undertake a comparative study of the pre-Columbian, colonial, and contemporary cultures of North and Latin America. 

The Anthropological Sciences programme at Radford University is a comprehensive B.A. degree designed for full-time study. This undergraduate course offers specialised concentrations in General or Forensic Anthropology, providing students with a robust foundation in human history, biological research, and archaeological methods.

The Near Eastern Archaeology programme at Heidelberg University is part of general history studies. It deals with the material legacies of the Ancient Near East. The main focus here is on the development and revision of archaeological relicts as historical sources of Near Eastern settlement and cultural history.