Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Archaeology with Social Studies
Study Programme Details
About this Study Course
Embark on a captivating journey through time with our Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Archaeology with Social Studies. Delve into the enigmatic world of human history, where ancient artifacts serve as portals to understanding our collective past. Our program is not just about studying relics; it’s about unraveling the rich tapestry of human civilization through immersive exploration and scholarly inquiry.
Overview
Upon completing this transformative program, you will emerge as a seasoned explorer of the past, equipped with a profound understanding of human evolution, ancient cultures, and archaeological methodologies. You’ll master the art of deciphering historical mysteries, synthesizing ambiguous data, and engaging in dynamic discussions that enrich your scholarly pursuits. Our curriculum fosters critical thinking and research skills, empowering you to articulate your findings concisely and accurately.
Admission Requirements
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- ARC1005 Human Evolution and Prehistory
- ARC1007 Essentials in Archaeology
- ARC1008 Material Culture in Archaeology
- ARC1010 Integrating Science and Archaeology
- ARC1012 The Archaeology of Ancient Mediterranean Civilisations
- ARC2015 Monitored Fieldwork (Extended)
- ARC2018 Research Methods for Undergraduate Dissertations
- ARC3004 Maltese Prehistory
- ARC3014 The Development and Theory of Archaeology
- ARC3099 Dissertation
- SOC1012 Introducing Research Methods in the Social Sciences
- SOC1014 Family Life – A Sociological Investigation
- SOC1046 Urban Society and Culture
- SOC1061 Sociology of Island Life
- SOC1007 The Sociological Imaginary in Practice
- SOC1058 Health, Illness and Society
- SOC1060 Foundations of Sociology: Theories and Perspectives
Local/EU/EEA Applicants:
No fees apply
Non EU Applicants:
Fee per academic year: Eur 8,500
Future Career Outcomes
Our graduates are at the forefront of archaeological exploration and cultural preservation. From leading excavations to curating museum exhibits, they are shaping the narrative of our shared human heritage. With a blend of academic rigor and practical experience, our alumni have secured prestigious positions in academia, heritage organizations, museums, and government agencies.