Explore your past and what it truly means to be human with the BA (Hons) Archaeology degree from Canterbury Christ Church University. This undergraduate course is designed for those fascinated by the material remains of past societies and the diverse methodologies used to interpret them, from osteoarchaeology to archaeological fieldwork. You will engage with critical debates in the discipline, drawing on approaches from the humanities, natural, and social sciences to understand civilisations and human lives across different periods. This degree offers a comprehensive grounding in archaeological skills and theory, preparing you for a deeper understanding of our shared heritage.
Studied full-time on campus over three years, your learning experience will be both practical and academic. You will develop essential archaeological skills through core modules and gain hands-on experience via fieldwork opportunities, including the chance to participate in the Culver Archaeological Project. The curriculum covers key areas such as prehistoric Britain, Roman lives, and medieval Europe, culminating in an individual study and dissertation in your final year. You will graduate with a strong portfolio of practical and analytical abilities, ready for careers in heritage organisations, research, or further postgraduate study.