Archaeology

Key facts

• The Archaeology program of the University of Glasgow combines conceptual learning with independent research and project-based work. A key strength of this program is its flexibility, which allows you to create a portfolio of courses based on your individual needs and interests.
• Why this program

• The University can facilitate work placements and internships with organisations such as Historic Environment Scotland, the National Trust and the Hunterian Museum.

• Our collaboration with SUERC, a premier scientific dating facility, supports interested students developing their skills in the archaeological sciences.

• Our staff are engaged in a variety of innovative research projects (both in Scotland and abroad) and actively involve students in such projects.

• Interested students are supported to develop their skills in the use and creation of digital collections and archives.

• The program came 4th in the UK in the 2019 National Student Survey, with a 100 per cent student satisfaction score.
• Career prospects
• Graduates will have a solid foundation of skills, knowledge and understanding from which to pursue careers in universities, research institutes, government agencies, conservation charities and private-sector professional practice. The course also prepares you to proceed to study for a PhD in Archaeology.

Courses include:

• Research and Professional Skills

• Archaeology Dissertation

• Experiencing Landscape and Heritage

• Remote Sensing for Human Ecology and Archaeology

• Digital Pasts: Interactive Media and Games for Archaeology and Heritage

• Archaeological Digital Imaging