Iron Age and Celtic Archaeology MA

The Master of Arts in Iron Age and Celtic Archaeology at the University of York is an interdisciplinary program that focuses on the archaeology of Britain in the Iron Age and early Celtic period. This one-year program provides students with a comprehensive education in archaeological methods, theories, and histories related to this period, while also giving them the opportunity to gain hands-on experience through fieldwork. The curriculum covers topics such as landscape archaeology, material culture, settlement patterns, and ritual practices. Through coursework, research projects, and field trips to sites across the United Kingdom, students will develop a deeper understanding of this critical period of British history. Graduates from this program will be well-equipped for careers in academia or public archaeology, allowing them to make meaningful contributions towards our understanding of how people lived during this period. With a strong network of alumni and partnerships with industry experts, this program provides students with excellent career prospects as well as unique opportunities for personal growth and development.