Roman Archaeology MA

The Master of Arts in Roman Archaeology at the University of York is a two-year program designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the history and archaeology of the Roman world. The program covers topics such as art, architecture, and engineering; language, literature and culture; law, politics and society; as well as scientific methods for data analysis and interpretation. Students will also gain hands-on experience through field trips, laboratory work, and research projects, allowing them to apply their knowledge to identify archaeological sites or to analyze artefacts. Graduates of this program will have strong research skills and a deep knowledge in their field that can be applied in a variety of professional contexts. With an increasing demand for professionals who specialize in ancient and classical archaeology, this program provides excellent career prospects for those interested in further studies or professional positions within museums, academic institutions or cultural heritage organizations.