Embark on a journey through the rich histories and vibrant cultures of the past with the MA Archaeology and Celtic & Anglo-Saxon Studies at the University of Aberdeen. This postgraduate degree is crafted for those fascinated by the intricate tapestry of human existence, from prehistoric settlements to the complex societies of early medieval Britain and Ireland. You will explore fundamental archaeological methods, delve into the literature and languages of the Celtic and Anglo-Saxon worlds, and gain a profound understanding of how past peoples interacted with their environments. This programme offers a unique opportunity to engage with interdisciplinary scholarship at a leading centre for Celtic studies.
This full-time, on-campus Master's degree, typically studied over two years, immerses you in a dynamic learning environment. You will engage with compulsory courses covering archaeological science and fieldwork, alongside a wide array of optional modules in both Archaeology and Celtic & Anglo-Saxon Studies, allowing you to tailor your studies. Your final year culminates in a significant independent research project or dissertation, where you will apply your advanced analytical skills to a topic of your choice, guided by our expert faculty. You will graduate with a robust skill set, prepared for careers in heritage management, museum curation, research, or further academic study.