考古学学士荣誉

这个学位会激发您探索人类的过去以及考古学家调查和解释过去文化遗存的方式。您将亲身体验人类历史，并有很多机会直接与人工制品合作并参加野外工作：至少进行四周的挖掘野外工作，在大学领导的大北博物馆（North North Museum）处理人工制品以及广泛的领域在我们历史悠久的地区旅行。您可以选择研究最感兴趣的历史时期，从史前直到今天。在第1阶段中，我们着重强调从石器时代到近代的英国考古。后来，我们将您的研究范围扩展到了欧洲其他地区。<br>（荣誉）考古学文学士学位<br> 3年制，全日制
Uncover secrets of the human past with an Archaeology BA Honours degree, and develop the analytical and critical-thinking skills vital in a range of careers. Our Archaeology BA Honours degree is accredited by the Chartered Institute for Archaeology (CIfA) and University Archaeology UK (UAUK).<br>This course focuses on developing your key practical skills. You'll form a thorough knowledge of archaeology topics, from prehistory to the recent past. You'll graduate prepared for a varied career in the heritage sector and beyond.<br><br>Through hands-on learning experiences, you will investigate the social, historical and cultural contexts in which past societies developed, drawing on evidence from a range of disciplines. <br><br>You'll explore the North East, a region that's steeped in history while on field trips. You'll also have opportunities to go abroad.<br><br>Youll begin your degree with an introduction to the discipline of archaeology. You will explore how archaeology has changed our understanding of the past, before learning more specialist analytical techniques and focusing on specific cultures or global regions.<br><br>As you progress through your degree, youll choose from a diverse range of modules and tailor your options to fit your own interests.<br>As an archaeology student at Newcastle University, you'll develop a wide range of transferable skills, due to the interdisciplinary and investigative nature of the subject, which are highly sought by employers.<br><br>Some students begin careers as professional archaeologists, while others enter the heritage sector. There are lots of opportunities to engage with employers prior to graduation.<br><br>Other archaeology graduates use their team-working, project management and analytical skills to work in other fields, for example as company archivists, information technologists, specialist librarians and researchers. These skills are especially valued in industries such as publishing, broadcasting and public relations. Some students become teachers, lawyers, or start their own businesses.