The BSc (Hons) Archaeological Practice at the University of Winchester is designed for aspiring archaeologists eager to engage with the practical and theoretical dimensions of uncovering and interpreting the past. This degree addresses the critical need for skilled professionals in heritage management, site investigation, and cultural resource development. You will explore diverse archaeological periods and cultures, from early human societies to the dawn of the 20th century, developing a robust understanding of archaeological methods, approaches, and artefacts. This undergraduate programme is ideal for those with a keen interest in hands-on fieldwork and academic research.
You will study this course full-time on campus over three years, gaining essential skills through a blend of academic learning and practical application. Your studies will encompass archaeological fieldwork, including techniques for site surveying, excavation, and post-excavation analysis, alongside modules in GIS & Geomatics and archaeological project management. In your final year, you will undertake a significant archaeological project, demonstrating your ability to manage and interpret complex data. You will graduate with a comprehensive skill set, prepared for careers in archaeological units, museums, heritage organisations, and further postgraduate study.