Bachelor of Arts [B.A] [Archaeology Arts] From University College Cork

The greater part of the human story is beyond the range of traditional historical methods and can only be studied through the archaeological record.

Today, archaeologists regularly collaborate with scientists working in such disciplines as botany and physics, analysing environmental remains and dating ancient objects.

The excitement of discovery in Archaeological excavation is only one aspect of a discipline that combines an interest in the humanities with scientific method.

Field trips:?As well as lectures and seminars, there is a strong fieldwork element in the Archaeology course. Many of the course modules have field excursions where students will be introduced to the rich archaeological heritage of Ireland. Students will be encouraged to participate on excavations and will receive field survey training.

There are also opportunities to work on archaeological projects during the summer with commercial companies and other bodies.