The BA (Hons) Archaeology, Anthropology and Art History at the University of East Anglia invites you to explore how societies record their views, beliefs, and actions through the objects we create, use, and value. This undergraduate degree is designed for curious minds eager to understand the visual and material culture of diverse peoples across time and the globe. You will gain a foundational understanding of archaeology, anthropology, and art history, focusing on how to analyse and interpret tangible evidence from societies worldwide, from prehistory to the present day. This course offers a unique opportunity to delve into the rich tapestry of human expression and societal development.
Studied full-time on campus over three years, you will engage with compulsory modules such as 'Material Worlds', 'The Lives of Artworks', and 'Introduction to Archaeology', alongside a wide range of optional units like 'Heritage and Public History' or 'Museum Work: Theory & Practice'. You will have the chance to participate in a valuable Arts and Humanities Placement Module, offering practical experience. Your final year culminates in a significant dissertation project, allowing you to conduct in-depth research. You will graduate with a versatile skill set, prepared for careers in museums, heritage management, archaeology, cultural research, and the arts sector.