Unearth the archaeological and biological aspects of human evolution on this one-year MSc, delivered by UCL’s Institute of Archaeology. Giving you integrated training in both fields, the entire scope of approaches to the study of human evolution is covered. There’s a wide range of optional modules to choose from – for a solid scientific grounding in the principles, content and practice of the areas that interest you most. It’s an ideal foundation for a PhD or roles in cultural resource management, museums, science media and education related areas.
A minimum of an upper second-class Bachelor's degree in a relevant discipline from a UK university or an overseas qualification of an equivalent standard.
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Upon completing this degree, you will have skills well suited for careers in sectors such as palaeolithic archaeology and palaeoanthropological research and teaching, specialist prehistoric and geoarchaeological expertise or consultancy services within the contract / cultural research management sectors, museum curation and interpretation, environmental and sustainability, journalism and publishing, civil service, tourism and heritage management, information technology.
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