荣誉学士学位宗教研究与考古学

宗教研究与考古学的联合荣誉文学学士学位使您有机会通过物质发掘，将宗教研究与过去人类社区的研究相结合，从最早的人类起源到中晚期。此外，它提供了一系列重要的可转移技能，可用于进入毕业生就业市场。您将有机会在蓬勃发展的研究中心探索一些存在的基本问题。考古学解决了有关人类过去的重大问题，其中大部分没有书面记录。卡迪夫大学的考古学课程集中在不列颠群岛，欧洲和包括埃及在内的地中海东部。您将与在从人类起源到近代的各个时期进行激动人心的研究的员工一起学习。您还将从该部门的设施中受益，其中包括定制的教学和研究实验室，专用的
The joint honours BA in Religious Studies and Archaeology allows you the opportunity to combine the study of religion with the study of past human communities through material excavations, from the earliest human origins through to the late middle-ages. Additionally it provides a range of important transferable skills useful for entry into the graduate job market. You will have the opportunity to explore some of the fundamental questions of existence in a flourishing centre of research. Archaeology addresses big questions about the human past for much of which no written record is available. The Archaeology courses at Cardiff University concentrate on the British Isles, Europe and the eastern Mediterranean, including Egypt. You will learn with staff who undertake exciting research on all periods from early human origins to the recent past. You will also benefit from the department's facilities which include bespoke teaching and research laboratories, dedicated geophysical and surveying equipment and a range of sophisticated equipment for the analysis of artefacts. Religion has been part of human experience from the earliest traces of human existence up to the present day. It has been the way most cultures have sought to express their understanding of the purpose of life and the foundation of personal and social behaviour. Your lecturers are active researchers in their fields, bringing the latest research into teaching. The course aims to cultivate intellectual skills such as the ability to assess evidence critically, to evaluate different interpretations of the evidence, to construct arguments on the basis of evidence and to express opinions cogently. <br><br>Career prospects -In 2016/17, 96% of the School's graduates who were available for work reported they were in employment and/or further study within six months of graduating. We believe in giving our graduates the best opportunities to find employment. We organise interactive workshops with the Careers Service to help you identify your skills and attributes and have our own, in-School Workplace Placements and employability officer. We have a dedicated Work Placements Officer who supports students with work experience opportunities both in and out of term time and careers advice. We offer you workplace experience through our four-week, funded excavation, museum and heritage work placements at the end of the first and second year. You are also encouraged and financially supported to attend fieldwork placements abroad.