BA (Hons) Archaeology
A detailed understanding of the practice of archaeology within Britain, Europe and the Atlantic region.
Level
BA (Hons)
Entry Requirements
Three Highers at grade C or above OR
Two A Levels at grade C or above OR
The completion of an appropriate NQ or access course.
Duration and Mode
The full-time course takes four years with completion of
year four taking you to Honours level; full time students
are required to complete 120 credits each year.
Part-time study available.
Description
This degree will provide you with:
- A detailed understanding of the practice of archaeology within Britain, Europe and the Atlantic region.
- Practical skills in archaeology through hands on experience.
- The opportunity to specialise in the archaeology of Scotland and of the Highlands and Islands in particular.
- The scope to select specialist skills-based modules covering specific aspects of archaeological practice.
How is the course taught?
The course covers a range of themes and issues in archaeology.
- Learning is through a combination of online materials, video conference tutorials, group work, and field schools.
- You can study at colleges throughout the Highlands and Islands including: Orkney, Perth, Moray, North Highland College, Inverness, Lews Castle College, Argyll College, Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, Shetland, and Highland Theological College.
- You can study full-time or part time.
Progression
Archaeological contract units
Consultancy
Archives and museums
Government agencies and local authorities
Media and politics
Tourism and Heritage management
Teaching
Further study
Research degrees
Campus
Stornoway
Barra
Benbecula
UHI Academic Partners
