This archaeology and anthropology course with a year abroad offers an interdisciplinary exploration of human diversity across time and space, blending humanities and sciences. Students examine how humans and ancestors interacted with the world, gaining insights into what it means to be human. The program includes theoretical studies, at least three weeks of fieldwork in the UK or abroad, and opportunities for personalization through a modular structure. Year abroad options span Croatia, Cyprus, the Czech Republic, France, Germany, Norway, and Poland, with access to advanced digital facilities like virtual reality and 3D technology for immersive research.The curriculum covers key topics such as human origins, archaeological thought, and cultural exploration, allowing students to tailor their studies. Learning occurs via lectures, tutorials, and projects, with assessments including exams, essays, presentations, and a dissertation. Personal academic tutors provide ongoing support and feedback to enhance learning.
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