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Introduction
This programme has been developed for graduates working in a wide range of specialisms in archaeology, including finds and environmental analysis, project management, and geophysical survey. To join an apprenticeship programme, you must be employed in the sector in a relevant role.
The programme has been mapped to the Knowledge Skills and Behaviours required for these roles to complement the day-to-day work in the field.
After completing the four taught modules, the learner will prepare a dissertation examining a case study, site or collection from end to end.
Why choose this course?
Overview
Modules
• Archaeological research methods (30 credits)
• Archaeological Project Design and Delivery (30 credits)
• Archaeological Project Reporting (30 credits)
• Specialist practice (30 credits)
• Dissertation (60 credits)
Main assessment methods will be written assignments, presentations, and a dissertation.
As students of UWTSD, the learners will have full access to the Virtual Learning Environment e-learning tools, electronic and printed resources from the Learning Resource Centre, and student support.
UWTSD's Masters programmes at Lampeter have proved invaluable to many now working in the sector.
Entry Criteria
Assessment
Career Opportunities
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