BSc (Hons) Humanitarian Archaeology with a Placement Year

Develop your skills as an active global citizen with our BSc Humanitarian Archaeology.
This cutting-edge, practical degree will enable you to become an archaeologist with the skills to tackle some of the biggest humanitarian issues affecting global society in the 21st century. You will explore how conflict, genocide, human evolution, identity, and climate change have shaped the world in which we live and how society has responded to these challenges throughout human history.
You will participate in unique fieldwork opportunities throughout your studies that will teach you the practical and digital skills that archaeologists use to document landscapes and analyse material culture. You will learn how to assist in social action agendas, build community cohesion, and contribute to the physical and mental well-being of others using archaeological approaches.
The BSc (Hons) Humanitarian Archaeology is a unique and diverse programme which offers you the opportunity to:
gain detailed knowledge about how conflict, genocide, climate change and culture have shaped societies and the environment
learn about the methods that archaeologists use to document landscapes and material culture, advance social action and contribute to physical and mental well-being
develop and apply practical skills during annual fieldwork opportunities, including international fieldwork in your second year
tailor your learning through optional modules in years 2 and 3
complete a detailed research project relating to one of your pathway choices and/or interests
undertake interdisciplinary studies taught by specialists in Archaeology, History, International Relations, Geography, Media and Film, Forensic Science, and Law.
This course is ideal for those who have an interest in archaeological practice, human rights, genocide and conflict studies, social justice, forensic investigation, and geography.
You will engage with the many of the critical debates that currently affect our global community such as:
The complexity of human identity from prehistory to the present
Evidence for the current climate crisis
The reasoning, methods, and aftermaths of conflict, ranging from interpersonal violence to acts of genocide
You will also develop the skills needed to communicate with a range of stakeholders, including the public and critical decision-makers

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