Archaeology in Ireland

Archaeology is the study of past peoples and societies. By understanding how they adapted and changed over time, you as an archaeologist will gain insights into the development of the contemporary world. This programme gives a grounding in a variety of aspects of Irish and European archaeology, stretching from the first arrivals of ancient peoples to the continent to today's society. The Higher Diploma in Archaeology is a Level 8 programme, which is a gateway to postgraduate research (MA, MLitt) in Archaeology and to becoming an advocate for heritage in your community.

Pursuing a MA in Archaeology - Human Osteoarchaeology in Ireland represents a great move, taking the country’s flourishing economy and job opportunities into account. This MA in Archaeology - Human Osteoarchaeology covers a duration of 1 Years and the areas of study include aspects like Arts, Humanities And Social Science. This program will help successful graduates carve out successful careers as Archaeological Data Manager, Archaeologist, Archaeotourism Professional, Archivist, Bioarchaeologist, First Nations Liaison Officer, Heritage Management Consultant, Laboratory Supervisor, Museum Curator, Teacher