Where can I study archeology?

Archaeology programs are a mix of science and history, teaching students how to recognize, assess and care for physical remnants of the past. Many archaeology students go on to complete graduate degrees due to the academic nature of the field, leading them to work at educational or research-based institutions. read more

Ideal for those with an interest in the physical remnants of people of the past, archaeology courses straddle the humanities and social sciences to look at human history through many millions of years of development. To do this, archaeologists study historical sites, structural remains, bones, tools and other artefacts. read more

All of these courses and a host of others I can't think of will help you when you start your formal education in archaeology; in fact, the information in these courses will probably help you even if you decide not to go into archaeology. read more