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MSc Archaeology - Edinburgh
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Objectives:
The programme aims to offer students an opportunity to study archaeology at an advanced level, offering stimulating courses on a wide range of periods, geographical areas and themes.
Entry Requirements:
Entry Requirements Normally at least a 2:1 honours degree (or its equivalent) either in archaeology or in another related subject (eg anthropology), or in a group of subjects in which archaeology figures prominently
Award:
MSc Archaeology
Course Description:
Learning Outcomes

Students will acquire:

    * a good understanding of the distinctive nature of archaeology and its contribution to a critical and informed understanding of the past;
    * a good understanding of theoretical and methodological debates within archaeology;
    * familiarity with a number of important fieldwork studies;
    * a broad knowledge of archaeological methods, techniques and practices in current use.

The programme helps students to develop potential research interests and to explore these with a view to progressing to further research. Students will also acquire a range of transferable intellectual and practical skills.
How You Will Be Taught

The programme combines lectures, seminars, practicals, essays, research projects, field trips and individual tutorials covering all areas of archaeology
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