Archaeology / Business Economics (SocSci), MA (Hons)

Archaeology explores how ancient societies interacted with their environment through the analysis of artifacts, sites, monuments, and landscapes. Students gain practical fieldwork experience in the UK and abroad, with recent participants engaging in projects across the Baltic states, Cyprus, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Iceland, Italy, and Portugal.Business Economics examines key economic principles relevant to modern enterprises, providing a solid grasp of resource allocation challenges for corporations and their operating environments. At the University of Glasgow, this field traces its roots to Adam Smith, an 18th-century professor hailed as the founder of modern economics, while the Adam Smith Business School's triple-crown accreditation places it among the world's premier business institutions.