The BA Archaeology and Anthropology course offers an interdisciplinary perspective on what it means to be human. It combines archaeology with social, biological, and linguistic anthropology to address issues like migration, sustainable development, and cultural or technological change. The program aims to develop practical and professional skills, such as analyzing big data related to population health, investigating archaeological materials, and presenting cultural heritage to the public. It is designed to help students understand human diversity across space and time and prepare them for contemporary global challenges.
Why this course is highly recommended
If you're interested in understanding human culture, behaviour, and experience from multiple angles, this course offers a rich interdisciplinary approach. It emphasizes practical skills through fieldwork, data analysis, and heritage presentation, making it highly relevant for contemporary issues like migration and heritage management. Plus, it's accredited by the Chartered Institute for Archaeologists, adding professional value to your degree.
Application fees
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1st year tuition fees
26.18L
Living cost
The typical offer for entry is AAB at A-level, with a contextual offer of BBB. Other qualifications such as BTEC (DDD), International Baccalaureate (34 points overall), and Scottish Qualifications (AB in Advanced Higher and AAABB in Standard Higher) are accepted. The course is open to students from diverse educational backgrounds.

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