Archaeology
Archaeology is an exciting journey through time, uncovering the stories of civilizations long past. This course will equip you with practical skills in fieldwork and excavation techniques, artifact analysis, and environmental analysis—essential tools for a career in conservation, research, or education.
With an archaeology background, you could become a conservator or curator, protecting historical artifacts and exhibiting them for public education. You might also find yourself as a researcher, contributing to groundbreaking discoveries that redefine our understanding of human history. Alternatively, you could take your knowledge into the environmental sector, ensuring the protection and preservation of archaeological sites.
Beyond technical prowess, success in archaeology requires patience, problem-solving skills, and a strong teamwork ethic. You'll develop writing and presentation abilities as you document your findings and share them with others. If you're captivated by the mysteries of the past and eager to contribute to our collective knowledge, archaeology offers an unparalleled opportunity for discovery and impact.
Hard Skills
- Conservation techniques
- Fieldwork and excavation techniques
- Artifact analysis
- Environmental analysis
Soft Skills
- Patience and perseverance
- Problem-solving
- Teamwork and collaboration
- Writing and presentation skills
Average Starting Salary
Career paths
- Conservators and curators
- Environment professionals
- Conservation professionals
- Researchers
- Higher education teaching professionals
- Social and humanities scientists