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The Bachelor of Arts in Archaeology program at the University of Southampton Malaysia offers a comprehensive exploration of human history, spanning civilizations such as the Aztecs, Mayans, Ancient Egypt, the Roman Empire, and the medieval world. Through the study of material remains, this degree delves into the origins of human societies, their transformation over time, and the underlying factors contributing to contemporary human diversity. Students develop transferable skills through hands-on experiences in laboratories, libraries, and fieldwork, gaining the ability to analyze and critically evaluate contested narratives. The program also provides valuable fieldwork opportunities, with students actively participating in research projects for a minimum of three weeks, either within the United Kingdom or abroad, preparing them for future endeavors as archaeologists.
Compulsory modules will give you a grounding in archaeology, fieldwork and analysis. These cover:
You'll also be able to choose from optional modules including:
You will develop your understanding of how archaeology relates to the modern world. You'll also prepare for fieldwork with at least 3 weeks of practical experience in a field school or research project in the UK or overseas.
In addition to these compulsory modules, you can choose modules from approaches and periods, including:
In your final year, you'll develop your own specialist interest with a dissertation on a research topic of your choice. This is an opportunity to demonstrate your planning, research, data collation, analysis, and communication skills.
You'll also take a further 6 modules from a wide range of options. You'll be able to specialise in different periods, regions or methods in archaeology. For example, you could study:
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