184 Master's in Archaeology in Europe

The objective of the Settlement Archaeology program from METU Middle East Technical University is to provide students with a solid academic background in archaeological theory, research techniques and modern interpretative methods with particular emphasis on settlement and environmental archaeology.

The Archaeological Science course at the University of Oxford provides a broad introductory education for those with a first degree in archaeology wishing to apply science-based research methods, or for those with a first degree in a science subject wishing to learn about specifically archaeological issues amenable to scientific methods.

The appropriated student’s profile of the Master’s Degree Students in Applied Paleontology at University of Valencia is that of graduates from degrees of the field of experimental sciences and technologies related and who wish to complete their training by taking a Master’s of professional or research nature in these fields, with a high level of experimentality. 

The Archaeology - European and Mediterranean Archaeology programme is offered jointly by two universities. The University of Amsterdam and Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam have combined their expertise in the fields of Archaeology, Ancient History and Classics in the Amsterdam Centre for Ancient Studies and Archaeology (ACASA). 

The main objective of the Archaeological Materials Science program of the Sapienza University of Rome is to provide a common and integrated platform for students from different educational backgrounds (scientific and humanistic fields) to learn advanced scientific methods applied to the study of archaeological materials.

The University of Aberdeen offers a Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Biomolecular Archaeology, a unique programme designed to be completed in 12 to 24 months. This course is available in both full-time and part-time formats, providing students with the flexibility to study on campus while gaining insights into the intersection of archaeology and biomolecular research.

The Department of Archaeology and History of Art (ARHA) at Koc University offers a multi-disciplinary approach to the study of archaeology, the history of art and visual culture, late antique and Byzantine studies, cultural heritage management, museum studies, and maritime archaeology.

The Experimental Archaeology and Material Culture M.Sc. at University College Dublin offers a unique one-year, full-time or two-year, part-time public study experience. Students engage in deep material analysis and practical reconstructions to understand past lifeways, building advanced skills in research and communication.

The MSc by Research in Palaeontology at The University of Manchester is a full-time programme lasting 12 months. This advanced degree offers students the opportunity to engage in cutting-edge research within the field of palaeontology, benefiting from the university's extensive resources and expertise.

The MSc in Archaeology at the University of Aberdeen is a unique programme that explores the material culture and heritage of the northern hemisphere. This course can be completed in either 12 or 24 months and is available for full-time or part-time study, providing a flexible learning experience for all students.

This one-year MSc in Archaeology at the University of Aberdeen offers a comprehensive postgraduate qualification for students from diverse academic backgrounds. The programme can be pursued full-time or part-time, allowing flexibility in attendance. Students can explore various archaeological specialisms, including Viking archaeology and cultural heritage management.

Cultural Astronomy and Astrology (Full-time) from The University of Wales Trinity Saint David is a unique course which deals with the ways in which human beings attribute meaning to the planets, stars and sky, and construct cosmologies which provide the basis for culture and society.

The Ancient Mediterranean World-History, Archaeology and Art MA programme from University of Pavia students will have the opportunity to study the Mediterranean World, considered through Archaeology and History in a unique perspective, combining all the civilisations facing the Mediterranean from the 2nd millennium to the Middle Ages.

Are you interested in archaeology and want to increase your chances in the competitive job market? Do you want a graduate programme which combines intensive training and a flexible structure? Then this Archaeology programme from University of Groningen for you! 

This Archaeological Science course from the University of Cambridge aims to introduce students to the main theories and research approaches in archaeological science, particularly within the fields of archaeological materials science, environmental archaeology and biomolecular archaeology.

Our MA Heritage at Canterbury Christ Church University offers a unique opportunity for those hoping to build a career in the heritage sector from the heart of a World Heritage Site.

Specialize in Landscape Archaeology or Environmental Archaeology at Umea University and learn to gather information to interpret ancient landscapes and environments through inventory, mapping and sampling.  

The Digital Cultural Heritage course from The Cyprus Institute offers a unique interdisciplinary approach to critical challenges in Cultural Heritage research, conservation, management and public engagement through the effective use of digital methods and applications. 

ALA is a postgraduate international and interdisciplinary Erasmus Joint Master Programme in Architecture, Landscape and Archaeology from University of Coimbra, developed by a consortium of 4 institutions and associated partners.

This Archaeology programme at the University of Huddersfield puts you at the centre of work that explores major historical and contemporary issues.