Find Archaeological Conservation Degree courses in the UK
In the UK, the standard first degree is a Bachelors degree with honours. Generally an Archaeological Conservation degree course usually takes three years full-time study while in Scotland an Archaeological Conservation degree course takes four years.
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Degree Subject Intro: Archaeological Conservation
Thanks to a rapidly-developing UK heritage industry, it's a great time to be digging archaeology. From the Bronze Age to the Tudors, over 50 academic institutions run archaeology courses, with some offering more exotic discoveries in areas like classical archaeology and egyptology.
Most teach skills like excavation and surveying, but many specialise in practical aspects, preparing students for work outside museums and universities in the growing field of contract archaeology, conducting investigations before construction sites are developed.
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- An All Round Good Experience.
- As far as Archaeology and Heritage goes, Worcester is well equipped for all your needs. The department is friendly and we have access to the Worcestershire Historical Environment and Archaeology Service on campus. Library needs to have more books - b...
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- By Beck - Undergraduate
- At University Of Worcester
- Best Time of My Life
- Overall ability of lecturers was very high only a slight lack of organisation could sometimes be a problem. Night life and social environment extremely good.
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- By Luke - Graduate
- Course: Ancient History And Archaeology Ba (Hons)
- At University Of Reading
- Such a good uni
- Where else can you learn from Arabic to Zulu? A real melting pot of ideas and outlooks. Fantastic people, full of life, ready to face the world, but maybe not ht e most IT literate, technology driven place. Its a totally unique place - from ageing hi...
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- By SOASchick2002 - Graduate
- Course: History Of Art And/Or Archaeology Ma
- At School Of Oriental And African Studies (University Of London)
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