传播/艺术学士-考古学

考古学是对我们人类过去的科学研究，考古学家搜寻并发掘古代遗址，并检查文物，以获取有关各种民族和文化如何随着时代发展和变化的线索。昆士兰大学的考古学家进行具有国际重要性的研究，他们的兴趣爱好广泛，涉及澳大利亚，太平洋（夏威夷，复活节岛），地中海和近东（庞贝，土耳其），中美洲玛雅地区，印度和法国。 。该专业的学生可以学习以下主题，例如：大洋洲考古学，太平洋岛屿考古学，土耳其考古学或埃及考古学：过去，现在和将来
This dual degree combines communication, an exciting new area of study that encompasses several disciplines, with a diverse range of arts studies. Realise your full creative potential and be in high demand with this empowering dual degree. You'll develop a critical awareness of how communication influences human lives, through courses that examine the many different forms of communication and technologies used to transmit information. You will grow your understanding and skills in a number of areas, including visual, written, multimedia, spoken and interpersonal communication, and research. Choose to major in Public Relations or Digital Media. The Bachelor of Arts provides a flexible structure with over 40 study areas to choose from. Discover your passion while equipping yourself with the skills to succeed in the changing, global workplace. It gives you the opportunity to learn differently and base your expertise on understanding how and why people interact with each other and the world around them. The core set of courses introduce you to the central features of contemporary communication processes and a range of complementary arts fields, and you then specialise with your choice of major and minor courses to tailor a career path that enables you to achieve your professional and personal goals.<br><br>UQ's Major in Archaeology allows students to study the diverse range of themes and applications that characterise contemporary archaeology, including human evolution, cultural heritage management, ancient technology and ancient civilisations. Through study of the material remains of the past, archaeologists search out and excavate ancient sites and examine artefacts and biological remains to understand how cultures developed and changed through the ages. Combining core conceptual knowledge in archaeology with applied practical techniques, taught in our nation-leading lab, archaeology students at UQ can take part in leading international research projects in Australia, Papua New Guinea, Hawaii, the Mediterranean, Africa and India. The Major in Archaeology provides a strong knowledge of contemporary archaeology to study alongside other areas such as anthropology and ancient history.