119 Part-time Master's degrees in Archaeology

Scientific analysis plays an important role in the study of archaeological materials. This Archaeological Science - Technology and Materials MSc from University College London (UCL)  integrates teaching in materials science and the archaeology of technology with practical training in the instrumental analysis of archaeological and heritage objects.

Archaeology is the only discipline that studies the human past in its entirety; from the origins of our species to the events of yesterday. Archaeology at Aberdeen has a special northern focus that is unique in the UK.

Archaeology is a window into our shared human journey, tracing our story from the earliest communities to the shaping of the modern world. You will gain cutting-edge insight into how archaeologists investigate lifeways, environments, and cultural change. The Archaeology programme is offered at University of Aberdeen.

The Applied Landscape Archaeology course at the University of Oxford is concerned with the theories and methods of landscape archaeology. The course is intended for those with a degree (undergraduate or postgraduate) or an advanced diploma in archaeology or a related subject. 

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 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 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.

The Cultural Resources Management Archaeology at Saint Cloud State University is a comprehensive Master of Science programme. This degree is available through full-time study on campus or via synchronous online learning. It prepares students for leadership in heritage conservation and professional archaeological practice.

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.

The Master of Archaeological Practice (MArchP) at University of Otago is an applied, professional qualification – linking theory with practice – that aims to develop our future leaders' knowledge and experience in archaeological heritage management.

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

The Archaeology MA course offered by Durham University an be studied on a full-time and part-time basis. Through sets of specialist modules, skills-oriented classes and workshops, and dissertation research it provides the opportunity to advance your skills and knowledge in archaeology.

The Archaeology MA offered at the University College London (UCL) is an intensive induction programme on current archaeological theory and interpretive trends which equips students to undertake research in their chosen field. The flexible programme of study serves as an excellent expansion of undergraduate studies or as a self-designed foundation for further postgraduate and professional work.

The Classical Archaeology and the Ancient History of Macedonia programme of the International Hellenic University considers the history and the archaeology of ancient Macedonia, covering the region of Macedonia and the Macedonians from the Mycenaean period until the Roman era.

Archeology, History and Malay Culture (Research) from Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia who follow this program will study one of the issues related to their respective fields and manage those issues in the form of thesis writing.

The Archaeology programme at the University of Otago offers a comprehensive exploration of human history through scientific and humanities-based inquiry. Available as a full-time B.A. over three years, this course provides hands-on training in fieldwork and laboratory analysis to prepare students for heritage careers.

The Cultural Resource Management programme at the University of Lethbridge is a professional M.A. degree focusing on archaeology. This public study mode course lasts 24 months full-time or 48 months part-time. It integrates a mandatory co-op work term with advanced research to prepare students for the heritage industry.

The Osteoarchaeology programme of the University of Aberdeen uses the unique archaeological collections of the university, combined with state-of-the-art bioarchaeological approaches and techniques, to provide students with the knowledge and practical skills to analyse human skeletons from archaeological contexts.

The Heritage and Archaeology MSc at the Royal Agricultural University is a flexible postgraduate programme designed for the historic environment sector. This one-year, full-time course uses a public study mode to address specialist skills gaps, combining advanced theory with practical expertise in landscape and conservation.