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Archaeologists are anthropologist that explore and study ancient human remains, artefacts, architectural features and structures from excavations and underwater recovery processes, in order to reconstruct the record of past human life and culture.
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The following universities offering both undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in archaeology:
Generally, the undergraduate degree (general BA or BSc with archaeology as a major) takes three years, while postgraduate qualifications vary according to the level of study: a year for Honours, two years for Masters and a minimum of three years for a PhD.Details of the different courses vary from university to university. Please visit the various departmental websites for further details.
Employment: Archaeologists can work in a variety of employment sectors, including government departments, heritage agencies, heritage consulting, museums and universities.
Interests: history, committed to conservation
Personality: patient, detail oriented, observant, curious and sensitive
School Subjects to consider: History, Geography, Life Sciences, Physical Sciences, Mathematics
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This is a general guide - it is important to check admission requirements with the various training institutions first because entry requirements may vary.
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