Honours programs. Honours programs are offered in anthropology, archaeology, biological anthropology and development . Honours is undertaken in a Fourth Year after the completion of the three year Bachelor degree. A combined honours course may be arranged within the School. The Tall Scholarship is available for students of archaeology.

Archaeology. Unlock the secrets of the past and learn how cultures have developed and changed through the ages. Learn first-hand about methods and techniques. You'll develop skills in field survey and excavation, materials analysis, and interpreting collections and sites. You'll also have access to our ...

Details for undergraduate courses. Level 3 core unit in the Archaeology major sequence; Outcomes. Students are able to (1) explain the skills and methods used in the collection, recoding, processing, and analysis of different types of evidence and data; (2) explain the ethical issues surrounding working with different types of stakeholders and ...

Science. Examine key developments in human evolution, civilisation and our relationship with the world around us. You'll develop and apply your knowledge through a combination of theory-based and practical learning - including lab and field-based projects. By completing these projects, you'll gain experience in ...

The Archaeology Department offers an Honours program. Entry is in Semester 1; there is no mid-year entry to the program. Students will carry out a sustained project (a 20,000 word thesis: ARCO4201 and ARCO4202), and are required to take two seminar-based study units: ARCO4106 Advanced .

How to apply. To study archaeology, you will apply for your choice of bachelor's degree, such as the Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Arts (Western Civilisation), and then choose your major when you enrol at ACU. Applications are made through your local TAC (QTAC, UAC or VTAC). Find your course and apply. * Some scholarships are competitive ...

UniSQ Archaeology students delve deeper into the lifestyles of peoples past. With opportunities for hands- training, including field methods laboratory analysis and project design, you'll be guided by some of Australia's most notable and respected archaeologists while exploring the complexity of how people lived and ...

Areas of study include historical, Aboriginal and maritime archaeology, with a strong Western Australian and Australian focus. In addition to these Archaeology courses, you will also be required to complete a Directed Science project which provides the opportunity for you to specialise in a particular area of interest and develop additional problem-solving skills.

Current projects range from surveys to the development of award-winning multimedia study resources. ... in the State of Australian University 2015-16: Volume 1 ERA National Report, which applied to undertaken between 1 January 2008 - 31 December 2013. in History is supported by outstanding ...

Archaeology. Unlock the secrets of the past and learn how cultures have developed and changed through the ages. Learn first-hand about methods and techniques. You'll develop skills in field survey and excavation, materials analysis, and interpreting collections and sites. You'll also have access to our ...

The Columbia for Archaeology is designed to bring together those interested in the study of the past, materiality and the modern world, and heritage and , among other topics. We foster collaboration in teaching and between the many researchers based in different departments and schools at Columbia and Barnard.

Archaeologists discover and excavate sites and interpret the material recovered from them. Our well-regarded degree is specifically designed to prepare you for a successful career in archaeology, either as a researcher or heritage consultant. You will be trained in methods of investigation and develop both skills, experience and knowledge of , ...

The Department of History and Archaeology is a community of researchers and teachers devoted to collaborating with a range of partners in education, government and private industry. Engage with us. archival work on ancient Egypt - Macquarie University and the Australian Centre for Egyptology have a sustained program and ...

To visit the laboratories or arrange equipment loans (UQ staff and students only) please contact the Laboratory Coordinator, Mr Kelvin Henderson (07 3365 3018 or [email protected] ). For a copy of the current Archaeology Laboratory Procedures Manual please contact the Laboratory Coordinator ( [email protected] ).

Archaeology. Unlock the secrets of the past and learn how cultures have developed and changed through the ages. Learn first-hand about methods and techniques. You'll develop skills in field survey and excavation, materials analysis, and interpreting collections and sites. You'll also have access to our ...

This major brings together specialist units of study such as archaeobotany, archaeozoology, dating methods, DNA analysis, , geoarchaeology, heritage, historical and maritime archaeology, human origins and symbolism, Indigenous archaeology, and rock art. You will develop practical skills through laboratory classes and units ...

Archaeology is a viable, lucrative and exciting career with UQ archaeology graduates employed by private heritage consultancies, government, in Australia and around the world. Archaeology the evolution and cultural history of humanity through the analysis of the physical evidence of past societies, including ancient landscapes, buildings, artefacts and the ...

The Classics and Archaeology program is one of the leading international centres for the study of the ancient world. Staff in the program are involved in ground breaking projects, many of which are funded by the Australian Council. Current projects range from surveys to the development of award ...

The archaeology programme in the School of Social Science has developed over the past 30 years and currently has nine archaeologists and resident postdoctoral fellows whose interests take them to nearly every continent, pursuing a broad range of topics and theoretical pursuits. Our programme is divided into an Science ...

Degrees offered. Archaeology is the study of past human activities, emphasising interpretations of material evidence. By excavating the physical remains of people, the places they lived, and the objects they made and used, archaeologists gain knowledge of human history and prehistory. Archaeology may be applied to all periods of the human past ...

The Queensland archaeology collection comprises 200,000 artefacts from 1,386 sites. The majority of these (1,375) are from Australian Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander sites. The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander collections are drawn from a variety of locations across the state.

Time, Space, Place and Transformation. The conducted within the discipline of Archaeology is internationally recognised, encompassing the breadth and diversity of the human past, from early members of our species in Africa to historical Sydney. We strive to understand people and their behaviours through their social lives, technology ...

About us. While much of its traditional focus has been on antiquity, the Institute's activities extend to the modern day. Our researchers employ arts, social science and scientific methodologies within an Arts and Humanities orientation, with disciplinary coverage embracing archaeology, art history, classics, history, literature, religious , philosophy, and creative practices, among ...