Study at the School of Human and Environmental Sciences

Study

Students in lecture theatre The school's teaching programmes allow students to focus on traditional single subjects and to explore inter-disciplinary areas connecting the humanities, and the social and natural sciences.

The courses we offer are listed below

Undergraduate (First Degrees)
Postgraduate taught (Masters Degrees)

Degrees by research (PhD doctorates) are offered by the School of Human and Environmental Sciences, within and across the various research groups. See:

Undergraduate degree courses

BA Archaeology
BA Ancient History and Archaeology
BA Archaeology and Classical Studies
BA Archaeology and History
BA Museum Studies and Archaeology
BSc Archaeology
BSc Environmental Science (with optional Professional experience)
BSc Geography and Economics
BSc Human Geography
BSc Human and Physical Geography
BSc Physical Geography
plus the extended MEnvSci Environmental Science

Masters degree courses

	MA Archaeology the opportunity to choose modules and dissertation research in specialisations according to your interests.
	MA Medieval Archaeology will suit those who wish to develop their knowledge of the Middle Ages (400-1600 AD)
	MA Research in Archaeology the opportunity to develop your personal research interests under the guidance of supervisors of your choice
	MSc Geoarchaeology provides a thorough grounding in earth sciences with and their application in archaeology

	MSc Environmental Management a unique opportunity to develop management skills, awareness of current environmental policies and understanding of the science behind environmental issues
	MSc Environmental Pollution provides a thorough understanding of the key principles of environmental science which are widely applicable to vocational specialisations
	MSc in Research Human Geography prepares you for a research career either in academia or in non-academic organisations where geographical research skills and knowledge are required