Archaeology and Heritage BA (Hons)

The Bachelor of Arts in Archaeology and Heritage at the University of York is a unique and interdisciplinary program that combines the study of archaeology, heritage management, and conservation. This 3-year program provides students with a comprehensive education in archaeological methods, theoretical approaches, material culture, and heritage research. Through hands-on fieldwork and practical experience in local museums, national parks, or cultural sites, students will gain an understanding of the social and historical contexts behind archaeological artifacts and monuments. The program also provides students with the opportunity to specialize in their chosen area of interest through elective courses on topics such as bioarchaeology, maritime archaeology, or public archaeology. Graduates from this program will be well equipped for careers in heritage management or conservation or for further study leading towards advanced degrees such as Master's or Doctoral programs. With an ever-increasing demand for professionals with expertise in archaeology and heritage management worldwide, this program provides students with excellent job prospects and the potential to make meaningful