Postgraduate Taught Degrees

MSc Archaeology

This programme takes an interdisciplinary approach to Archaeology, spanning the arts and humanities, physical, and biological sciences. You will have the option of tailoring your degree to your interests through courses such as Northern Worlds, Viking Archaeology, Ancient Biomolecules, Introduction to GIS, and more.

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MSc Archaeology of the North

The only programme of its type in the world, investigating the material culture and heritage of the far northern hemisphere. With an emphasis on colonisation and culture contact, lifeways, and worldviews, this programme will help you develop knowledge and critical awareness of issues specific to northern archaeology.

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MSc Bioarchaeological Science

Combining the study of human osteoarchaeology and palaeopathology with the advanced study of human remains through genetic and isotopic analysis, Bioarchaeological Science is at the forefront of the scientific study of the human past.

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MSc Biomolecular Archaeology

This programme combines the study of ancient biomolecules in archaeology with advanced genetic, biomedical, and evolutionary research to offer important insights and perspectives on key topics fundamental to human society.

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MSc Cultural Heritage

This programme provides you with the knowledge and skills to enter the professional world of cultural heritage. You will learn about current policy and practice and apply your knowledge at heritage sites, working directly with heritage professionals and local communities.

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MSc Osteoarchaeology

This programme uses the University's unique archaeological collections combined with the latest scientific approaches and techniques to provide students with the knowledge and practical skills to analyse human skeletons from archaeological contexts.

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