Embark on a journey through time with the Bachelor of Science (Major: Archaeology) at the University of Notre Dame Australia, designed for those fascinated by the remnants of past human societies. This program equips you with the essential theoretical knowledge and practical fieldwork skills demanded by contemporary archaeologists. You will delve into diverse areas including historical, Aboriginal, and maritime archaeology, with a significant focus on the rich archaeological heritage of Western Australia and Australia as a whole. This undergraduate degree provides a robust foundation for understanding human history and cultural evolution.
Your learning experience will be hands-on, involving intensive fieldwork and laboratory analysis, as you complete 200 units of credit over three years of full-time study on campus. Key subjects include Archaeology Field Methods, Maritime Archaeology, and the Archaeology of Indigenous Australia, alongside options for an Archaeology Internship or specialised electives. You will develop critical skills in interpretation and research, culminating in a potential Directed Science Research project or internship. Graduates are prepared for diverse career paths in heritage management, cultural resource consultancy, museums, and government bodies involved in land use and Native Title.