Explore how human societies develop and the influence of climate and environment through Archaeology and Geography. This interdisciplinary program blends arts, humanities, social and natural sciences to trace the human story from prehistory to today, addressing challenges like climate change. Gain valued skills in teamwork, communication, critical thinking, data analysis, and research—ideal for those passionate about history, science, and problem-solving.Acquire hands-on experience via optional 10-day fieldwork, site visits, map-making, GIS, surveying, cartography, statistics, and archival research. Top 20 UK for Archaeology (The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2024); 100% NSS praise for teaching clarity. No prior experience needed; access on-campus museum, customizable modules (e.g., archaeological science, heritage, ‘Silk Road’, ‘Engaged Arts’), placements, and specialist labs with British Geological Survey. ‘Engaged Arts’ modules tackle real-world issues like sustainability.
A local representative of University of Nottingham in Singapore is available online to assist you with enquiries about this course.