🇮🇪University College Dublin·Dublin, Ireland
MSc Experimental Archaeology & Material Culture
Entry requirements
A Bachelor of Arts or a Bachelors in Archaeology/Anthropology or a cognate area with a minimum 65% or equivalent. Candidates from cognate disciplines (e.g. History, Classics, Art History, Geography, etc) will have demonstrated previous experience and/or awareness of Archaeological or Experimental Archaeological methods and thought, by attending during their primary degree a number of Archaeology modules and/or working for a period on an Archaeological Excavation and/or working in a Museum, or Open-Air Museum. Previous academic education and/or experience in aspects of Crafts and/or Material Culture Studies will also be considered by the School. The School would reserve the right to assessing the extent and quality of such previous studies and experience. Applicants are required to submit original academic transcripts.
About University College Dublin
University College Dublin (UCD) is one of Ireland's largest universities, located in Dublin. It offers a comprehensive range of programmes across business, engineering, sciences, social sciences, humanities, agriculture and health, all taught in English. UCD has a strong international focus and welcomes students from many countries. The university maintains an active research profile and well-developed industry partnerships. Its main campus at Belfield provides extensive academic and student facilities.