90 Part-time Master's in Archaeology in United Kingdom

The Bioarchaeology - Forensic Anthropology course from The University of Exeter combines skills sets of biological anthropologists, archaeologists, pathologists and forensic scientists to facilitate recovery, identification and analysis of human remains to assist with problems and questions of legal significance.

Develop a wide range of skills in archaeological science, from the study of artefacts and ecofacts to biomolecular analysis whilst exploring diverse archaeological themes, methods and periods.

The Medieval Archaeology course from University of York focuses on the archaeology of medieval Britain and Western Europe, considering buildings, landscapes and artefacts within a range of social, cultural and environmental contexts. 

The Bioarchaeology - Zooarchaeology programme from The University of Exeter combines traditional archaeology with branches of natural sciences to examine animal remains and their importance in understanding a broad range of economic and cultural issues.

The Historic Buildings course from University of York brings together experts in buildings survey and recording, archive research, legislation and policy, conservation, theoretical interpretation and computer modelling to deliver a dynamic course.

Train to be part of the next generation of archaeological pioneers with the Field Archaeology course from University of York.

The History of Art and Archaeology of East Asia programme at SOAS University of London is an unrivaled opportunity to study the arts of China, Korea and Japan. 

The Archaeology programme of the University of Glasgow will enable you to develop your own holistic approach to the challenges of contemporary archaeological research and practice.

This Archaeology degree at the University of Reading is a flexible degree that prepares you for a career in research, the commercial sector or heritage management.

Build the skills you need for a career in archaeological research or the heritage industry with this Archaeology MSc course offered by the University of Southampton. You’ll gain practical experience and benefit from our close ties with museums and organisations involved in commercial archaeology, heritage management and fieldwork.

Join the Iron Age and Celtic Archaeology programme at the University of York and uncover the reality behind the ancient Celts.

This is an interdisciplinary Celtic Studies from University of Glasgow programme specialising in the languages, literatures, history and archaeology of the Celtic-speaking peoples across the whole span of the Middle Ages from the 6th - 16th centuries. 

The Historical Archaeology programme from University of York explores the emergence of the modern world, from the end of the Middle Ages to the 21st century. It is one of the fastest growing areas of archaeology, dealing with many exciting issues that shape the world we have inherited today.

Within the Bioarchaeology - Human Osteology programme from The University of Exeter you will learn how to identify the bones of the human skeleton and undertake analysis of human skeleton remains.

Learn how to uncover the secrets of past lives through the study of human and animal skeletons. With this Archaeology Bioarchaeology MSc course offered by University of Southampton, you’ll gain expertise in human anatomy, with unlimited access to our large skeletal collection. You’ll also develop skills in faunal analysis.

Bioarchaeology covers the investigation of human and animal skeletal remains to understand the lives of individuals and communities in the past, in relation to their social, cultural, economic, palaeoenvironmental and evolutionary contexts. The Bioarchaeology programme is offered by Bournemouth University.

Uncover the past and join an active research community conducting archaeological work across Europe, the Mediterranean, and beyond. On the Archaeology programme from University of Birmingham you'll pursue your own research project and take taught modules to develop your subject knowledge and research skills.

The Archaeology programme from University of Bradford is for researchers and practitioners, who are passionate about developing specialised skills in archaeology.

Through the Archaeology Palaeoanthropology  programme at the University of Southampton, you’ll gain expertise in the analysis of stone tools and hominin skulls to understand our evolutionary journey. You’ll work closely with experts in our Centre for the Archaeology of Human Origins (CAHO) and benefit from opportunities to apply your learning in real-world settings.

The MPhil Archaeology programme from University of York requires a dissertation of up to 90,000 words. If you choose to study the MPhil in Archaeology, you'll produce a dissertation of up to 60,000 words.