考古学和人类学（荣誉）理学士（基金会入学）

预科课程 预科课程的学位课程是为有能力攻读学位但没有必要的正式资格才能直接进入其所选荣誉学位课程的学生而设计的。如果您对人类的研究，我们如何进化，我们为什么生活在世界各地的不同社会以及我们如何与人与环境互动方面感兴趣，那么这就是您的课程。您将能够结合文化和生物学人类学以及考古学来研究从今天到人类进化起源的人类文化。先进的实验室设施，教学收藏和慷慨的实地考察资金为这些学科提供了支持，以确保该学位的教学在研究方面具有知情性，实用性和真正的国际性。在英国，阿尔巴尼亚，法文，危地马拉，印度，爱尔兰，以色列，肯尼亚
Foundation Entry degree courses are designed for students who have the ability to study for a degree, but don't have the necessary formal qualifications to enter directly onto their chosen Honours degree programme. If you are interested in the study of human beings, how we evolved, why we live in different sorts of societies around the world, and how we interact with one another and the environment, then this is the course is for you. You'll be able to combine cultural and biological anthropology and archaeology to study human cultures from the present day back to the evolutionary origins of humanity.This course allows you to develop a knowledge and understanding of the related disciplines of archaeology and anthropology. You'll acquire the analytical and interpretive techniques to study both biological and cultural anthropology. Study the archaeological remains of selected time periods, and develop the skills to understand the nature and origins of archaeological evidence and how this is acquired and interpreted. The course is divided equally between modules in archaeology and in anthropology. You will complete six compulsory modules, introducing you to key elements of each discipline. In further years you'll take four compulsory modules, two each in archaeology and anthropology, and will have a choice of two further optional modules. All students will undertake a four week placement in the summer during the first years of the course. Typically this will be on a teaching excavation run by UCLan staff in collaboration with staff from a professional archaeological organisation or museum. All food and accommodation costs are covered during these placements. You can also organise your own placements either in the field or with a museum. These external placements are carefully monitored to ensure that both the learning outcomes and employment opportunities are parallel to the ones offered through the course team. Additionally you'll have the opportunity to apply for the Undergraduate Research Internship Scheme run by the University. At least two of these 10 week paid placements have been hosted by archaeology and anthropology every year.