Archaeology and Ancient History




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Embark on a captivating journey combining the study of the ancient past with the exploration of material culture and archaeological methods. This unique program allows you to delve into the fascinating eras of ancient civilizations while gaining the skills to analyze and interpret the physical remains of past societies.
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- Ancient History: Gain in-depth knowledge of ancient societies, empires, and cultures, encompassing diverse regions like Greece and Rome, the Near East, Persia, and the Byzantine Empire. You’ll explore historical events, social structures, and political systems through various historical sources.
- Archaeology: Develop a strong foundation in archaeological theory and methods, learning about excavation techniques, data analysis, and interpretation of material remains. Gain practical skills through coursework and potential fieldwork opportunities.
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- Interdisciplinary Approach: This program bridges the gap between historical and archaeological disciplines, providing you with a holistic understanding of the ancient world.
- Combined Expertise: Benefit from the combined expertise of faculty members specializing in both ancient history and archaeology, offering diverse perspectives and insights.
- Tailor Your Studies: Choose from a wide range of optional modules in both ancient history and archaeology, allowing you to personalize your learning journey based on your specific interests.
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- This program is ideal for students with a passion for history and an interest in understanding the past through both written records and material culture.
- Graduates develop valuable transferable skills such as critical thinking, research, communication, and analytical thinking, applicable to various career paths in education, research, cultural institutions, and more.
Admissions Requirements
High School Diploma with one of the following: 3 x AP tests with a score of 443, 3 x SAT Subject Tests with scores of 580 or above, combination of Advance Placement Tests / SAT subject Tests.
If you've studied the US High School Diploma but without any of the above qualifications, you'll need to complete an International Foundation Year to be considered for year 1 entry.
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- Bachelors
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