The overlap between anthropology and archaeology makes them excellent subjects for a Joint Honours degree, combining modules from BA/BSc Anthropology and BA Archaeology to offer a comprehensive view of human history and society. Students gain a solid foundation in the theory and practice of both disciplines, including their interconnections, while in the second year, they deepen their knowledge of methods and theory through optional modules and an integrated course on the disciplines' relationships. In the final year, students design and execute their own dissertation research, potentially including a residential field course, and engage with departmental seminars for inspiration.Year 1 core modules introduce anthropological history, research methods, world prehistory, and archaeological techniques, alongside optional topics like human evolution and ancient civilisations. Assessments encompass essays, exams, research projects, and outreach activities, fostering transferable skills, with final-year support for independent dissertation work.
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