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409 Full-time Bachelor's degrees in Archaeology
Ancient History and Archaeology (Hons)
Ancient History and Archaeology (Hons) from The University of Wales Trinity Saint David is perfect for anyone interested in the learning about the Classical civilisations of Greece and Rome and in getting practical, hands on in Archaeology.
Archaeology and Criminology (Hons)
The Archaeology and Criminology (Hons) at the University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI) is a four-year, public bachelor degree. This flexible programme combines the study of material heritage with the analysis of crime and justice. It is delivered online, allowing for full-time or part-time study from any location.
Arts - Archaeology
The Arts - Archaeology BA program from The University of Notre Dame Australia draws on both the sciences and the humanities to interpret the physical evidence left by humans and their ancestors around the planet.
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.
Archaeology and Literature (Hons)
The Archaeology and Literature (Hons) at the University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI) is a four-year, public degree. This programme offers flexible study modes, including full-time and part-time options. Students engage with cultural heritage and global texts through a comprehensive online learning environment.
Conservation Studies
Hazara University Mansehra has established the Department of Conservation Studies in order to explore and identify archaeological sites and to preserve relics, artifacts etc. relating to bygone civilizations in a well-planned scientific way.
Geography and Archaeology (Hons)
This Geography and Archaeology (Hons) BA degree from the University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI) provides you with the knowledge and skills to understand many aspects of our rapidly changing world, equipping you to tackle real-world problems in a range of organisations and sectors, with the wide curriculum developing both specialist and transferable skills.
Honours
Gain knowledge of research design and implementation in your chosen field. An Honours year offered at University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg usually consists of coursework and a research component.
Archaeology and Gaelic Studies
By combining the study of Archaeology and Gaelic Studies, students at the University of Aberdeen have the opportunity to explore the culture, history and language of Scotland through a unique and interdisciplinary lens.
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 with Ancient Egyptian Culture (Hons)
Archaeology with Ancient Egyptian Culture (Hons) from The University of Wales Trinity Saint David links archaeology with an emphasis on and application to the archaeology and heritage of Ancient Egypt, focussing on practical engagement with material culture, underpinned by theoretical approaches feeding in from archaeology, heritage and museum studies as well as anthropology.
Archaeological Practice (Honours)
The Archaeological Practice (Honours) program at the Australian National University it gives you high-level preparation for professional life or a higher degree by research through the development of an advanced knowledge of the research principles and methods and theoretical concepts of archaeological practice, and through the design and implementation of a research project.
Arts - Archaeology
Hone your analytical skills. Become an independent thinker. Form and articulate judgements based on argument and evidence. Lead the way with the Arts - Archaeology programme at The University of Sydney.
Archaeology
Our distance learning courses allow you to study archaeology no matter where in the world you live. The courses are designed to allow you to either study full time or to fit your studies in alongside work and family commitments in a way that works for you. The Archaeology programme is offered at University of Leicester.
Archaeology
The Archaeology programme of the University of Aberdeen has a special northern focus that is unique in the UK. Through lectures, field and laboratory work you will engage with the archaeology of Scotland, Scandinavia, northern Europe, the North Atlantic and northern latitudes of Asia and North America. You will be taught by internationally acclaimed researchers.
Anthropology - Archaeological Sciences Emphasis
The Anthropology - Archaeological Sciences Emphasis at The University of Arizona introduces students to the rigorous study of archaeological data.
Archaeology
The Archaeology BA (Hons) at Birkbeck, University of London offers a deep exploration of human history through material culture and landscapes. This undergraduate programme is delivered on campus via flexible public study modes. Over three to four years, you will develop practical skills through field schools and museum work.
Archaeology with a Year Abroad
This Archaeology with a Year Abroad degree from the University College London (UCL) offers all the flexibility of the Archaeology BA programme combined with the opportunity to study abroad. The third year of the degree is spent at an approved partner university.
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.
Archaeology and Anthropology
The Archaeology and Anthropology course offered at The University of Manchester provides archaeologists with the frameworks to understand living societies, their artefacts and built environments: the two disciplines complement each other well, bridging the study of past and present humanity.