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University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI): Archaeological Studies
| Institution | University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI) |
|---|---|
| Department | Humanities, Education and Gaelic |
| Web | https://www.uhi.ac.uk |
| Telephone | 01463 279190 |
| Study type | Taught |
MLitt
Summary
**What is special about this course?**
This course is unique in its focus on the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. It offers the opportunity to consider wider archaeological concepts and theoretical issues, utilising world-class sites in Orkney and the North Atlantic region.
The MLitt Archaeological Studies will enable you to engage critically with current themes and debates in archaeological practice, theory and method.
There are a wide range of module options which draw on the research specialisms of the Archaeology Institute staff and these provide you with the flexibility to combine taught modules and dissertation research according to your own research interests.
You can develop chronological specialisms grounded in the archaeology and heritage of the region, for example in Prehistoric Archaeology or in Celtic through to Viking/Norse and Medieval Archaeology. Or you may choose to combine period-based modules with our professional skills modules to gain a broader knowledge and understanding of the diversity of methods and theory practiced within archaeology.
**Special features**
◾Study in the outstanding archaeological landscape of the Orkney Islands
◾You will be taught by internationally recognised experts in the field and take advantage of cutting edge research, taking place at world-renowned sites including the Ness of Brodgar World Heritage site excavations
◾A suite of residential and/or practical modules in excavation and post-excavation approaches is available to those who choose to study on campus
◾You can also study from your own location, studying online and by video-conference, in real-time or recordings - see study mode tab for more information
◾You can study individual modules for personal or professional development, or work towards the PgCert, PgDip, or full Masters degree
◾The course offers preparation for specialised research at PhD level
**How long will my course last?**
◾Full-time: 1 year @ 35 hours per week
◾Part-time: 2 years @ 17.5 hours per week
**Please note that UHI North Highland, UHI Outer Hebrides and UHI West Highland have changed their names to become UHI North, West and Hebrides. This will not impact on your choice of course or how and where you will study.**
| Level | SCQF Level 11 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | ◾2:2 Honours degree or above in archaeology or a relevant subject, or equivalent academic or professional qualifications |
| Location | HTC 19 High Street Dingwall IV15 9HA |
Summary
**What is special about this course?**
This course is unique in its focus on the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. It offers the opportunity to consider wider archaeological concepts and theoretical issues, utilising world-class sites in Orkney and the North Atlantic region.
The MLitt Archaeological Studies will enable you to engage critically with current themes and debates in archaeological practice, theory and method.
There are a wide range of module options which draw on the research specialisms of the Archaeology Institute staff and these provide you with the flexibility to combine taught modules and dissertation research according to your own research interests.
You can develop chronological specialisms grounded in the archaeology and heritage of the region, for example in Prehistoric Archaeology or in Celtic through to Viking/Norse and Medieval Archaeology. Or you may choose to combine period-based modules with our professional skills modules to gain a broader knowledge and understanding of the diversity of methods and theory practiced within archaeology.
**Special features**
◾Study in the outstanding archaeological landscape of the Orkney Islands
◾You will be taught by internationally recognised experts in the field and take advantage of cutting edge research, taking place at world-renowned sites including the Ness of Brodgar World Heritage site excavations
◾A suite of residential and/or practical modules in excavation and post-excavation approaches is available to those who choose to study on campus
◾You can also study from your own location, studying online and by video-conference, in real-time or recordings - see study mode tab for more information
◾You can study individual modules for personal or professional development, or work towards the PgCert, PgDip, or full Masters degree
◾The course offers preparation for specialised research at PhD level
**How long will my course last?**
◾Full-time: 1 year @ 35 hours per week
◾Part-time: 2 years @ 17.5 hours per week
**Please note that UHI North Highland, UHI Outer Hebrides and UHI West Highland have changed their names to become UHI North, West and Hebrides. This will not impact on your choice of course or how and where you will study.**
| Level | SCQF Level 11 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | ◾2:2 Honours degree or above in archaeology or a relevant subject, or equivalent academic or professional qualifications |
| Location | Perth UHI Perth Crieff Road Perth PH1 2NX |
Summary
**What is special about this course?**
This course is unique in its focus on the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. It offers the opportunity to consider wider archaeological concepts and theoretical issues, utilising world-class sites in Orkney and the North Atlantic region.
The MLitt Archaeological Studies will enable you to engage critically with current themes and debates in archaeological practice, theory and method.
There are a wide range of module options which draw on the research specialisms of the Archaeology Institute staff and these provide you with the flexibility to combine taught modules and dissertation research according to your own research interests.
You can develop chronological specialisms grounded in the archaeology and heritage of the region, for example in Prehistoric Archaeology or in Celtic through to Viking/Norse and Medieval Archaeology. Or you may choose to combine period-based modules with our professional skills modules to gain a broader knowledge and understanding of the diversity of methods and theory practiced within archaeology.
**Special features**
◾Study in the outstanding archaeological landscape of the Orkney Islands
◾You will be taught by internationally recognised experts in the field and take advantage of cutting edge research, taking place at world-renowned sites including the Ness of Brodgar World Heritage site excavations
◾A suite of residential and/or practical modules in excavation and post-excavation approaches is available to those who choose to study on campus
◾You can also study from your own location, studying online and by video-conference, in real-time or recordings - see study mode tab for more information
◾You can study individual modules for personal or professional development, or work towards the PgCert, PgDip, or full Masters degree
◾The course offers preparation for specialised research at PhD level
**How long will my course last?**
◾Full-time: 1 year @ 35 hours per week
◾Part-time: 2 years @ 17.5 hours per week
**Please note that UHI North Highland, UHI Outer Hebrides and UHI West Highland have changed their names to become UHI North, West and Hebrides. This will not impact on your choice of course or how and where you will study.**
| Level | SCQF Level 11 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | ◾2:2 Honours degree or above in archaeology or a relevant subject, or equivalent academic or professional qualifications |
| Location | North, West and Hebrides UHI North West and Hebrides Ormlie Road Thurso KW14 7EE |
Summary
**What is special about this course?**
This course is unique in its focus on the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. It offers the opportunity to consider wider archaeological concepts and theoretical issues, utilising world-class sites in Orkney and the North Atlantic region.
The MLitt Archaeological Studies will enable you to engage critically with current themes and debates in archaeological practice, theory and method.
There are a wide range of module options which draw on the research specialisms of the Archaeology Institute staff and these provide you with the flexibility to combine taught modules and dissertation research according to your own research interests.
You can develop chronological specialisms grounded in the archaeology and heritage of the region, for example in Prehistoric Archaeology or in Celtic through to Viking/Norse and Medieval Archaeology. Or you may choose to combine period-based modules with our professional skills modules to gain a broader knowledge and understanding of the diversity of methods and theory practiced within archaeology.
**Special features**
◾Study in the outstanding archaeological landscape of the Orkney Islands
◾You will be taught by internationally recognised experts in the field and take advantage of cutting edge research, taking place at world-renowned sites including the Ness of Brodgar World Heritage site excavations
◾A suite of residential and/or practical modules in excavation and post-excavation approaches is available to those who choose to study on campus
◾You can also study from your own location, studying online and by video-conference, in real-time or recordings - see study mode tab for more information
◾You can study individual modules for personal or professional development, or work towards the PgCert, PgDip, or full Masters degree
◾The course offers preparation for specialised research at PhD level
**How long will my course last?**
◾Full-time: 1 year @ 35 hours per week
◾Part-time: 2 years @ 17.5 hours per week
**Please note that UHI North Highland, UHI Outer Hebrides and UHI West Highland have changed their names to become UHI North, West and Hebrides. This will not impact on your choice of course or how and where you will study.**
| Level | SCQF Level 11 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | ◾2:2 Honours degree or above in archaeology or a relevant subject, or equivalent academic or professional qualifications |
| Location | Orkney UHI Orkney East Road Kirkwall KW15 1LX |
Summary
**What is special about this course?**
This course is unique in its focus on the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. It offers the opportunity to consider wider archaeological concepts and theoretical issues, utilising world-class sites in Orkney and the North Atlantic region.
The MLitt Archaeological Studies will enable you to engage critically with current themes and debates in archaeological practice, theory and method.
There are a wide range of module options which draw on the research specialisms of the Archaeology Institute staff and these provide you with the flexibility to combine taught modules and dissertation research according to your own research interests.
You can develop chronological specialisms grounded in the archaeology and heritage of the region, for example in Prehistoric Archaeology or in Celtic through to Viking/Norse and Medieval Archaeology. Or you may choose to combine period-based modules with our professional skills modules to gain a broader knowledge and understanding of the diversity of methods and theory practiced within archaeology.
**Special features**
◾Study in the outstanding archaeological landscape of the Orkney Islands
◾You will be taught by internationally recognised experts in the field and take advantage of cutting edge research, taking place at world-renowned sites including the Ness of Brodgar World Heritage site excavations
◾A suite of residential and/or practical modules in excavation and post-excavation approaches is available to those who choose to study on campus
◾You can also study from your own location, studying online and by video-conference, in real-time or recordings - see study mode tab for more information
◾You can study individual modules for personal or professional development, or work towards the PgCert, PgDip, or full Masters degree
◾The course offers preparation for specialised research at PhD level
**How long will my course last?**
◾Full-time: 1 year @ 35 hours per week
◾Part-time: 2 years @ 17.5 hours per week
**Please note that UHI North Highland, UHI Outer Hebrides and UHI West Highland have changed their names to become UHI North, West and Hebrides. This will not impact on your choice of course or how and where you will study.**
| Level | SCQF Level 11 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | ◾2:2 Honours degree or above in archaeology or a relevant subject, or equivalent academic or professional qualifications |
| Location | Inverness UHI Inverness 1 Inverness Campus Inverness IV2 5NA |
Summary
**What is special about this course?**
This course is unique in its focus on the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. It offers the opportunity to consider wider archaeological concepts and theoretical issues, utilising world-class sites in Orkney and the North Atlantic region.
The MLitt Archaeological Studies will enable you to engage critically with current themes and debates in archaeological practice, theory and method.
There are a wide range of module options which draw on the research specialisms of the Archaeology Institute staff and these provide you with the flexibility to combine taught modules and dissertation research according to your own research interests.
You can develop chronological specialisms grounded in the archaeology and heritage of the region, for example in Prehistoric Archaeology or in Celtic through to Viking/Norse and Medieval Archaeology. Or you may choose to combine period-based modules with our professional skills modules to gain a broader knowledge and understanding of the diversity of methods and theory practiced within archaeology.
**Special features**
◾Study in the outstanding archaeological landscape of the Orkney Islands
◾You will be taught by internationally recognised experts in the field and take advantage of cutting edge research, taking place at world-renowned sites including the Ness of Brodgar World Heritage site excavations
◾A suite of residential and/or practical modules in excavation and post-excavation approaches is available to those who choose to study on campus
◾You can also study from your own location, studying online and by video-conference, in real-time or recordings - see study mode tab for more information
◾You can study individual modules for personal or professional development, or work towards the PgCert, PgDip, or full Masters degree
◾The course offers preparation for specialised research at PhD level
**How long will my course last?**
◾Full-time: 1 year @ 35 hours per week
◾Part-time: 2 years @ 17.5 hours per week
**Please note that UHI North Highland, UHI Outer Hebrides and UHI West Highland have changed their names to become UHI North, West and Hebrides. This will not impact on your choice of course or how and where you will study.**
| Level | SCQF Level 11 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | ◾2:2 Honours degree or above in archaeology or a relevant subject, or equivalent academic or professional qualifications |
| Location | Inverness UHI Inverness 1 Inverness Campus Inverness IV2 5NA |
Summary
**What is special about this course?**
This course is unique in its focus on the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. It offers the opportunity to consider wider archaeological concepts and theoretical issues, utilising world-class sites in Orkney and the North Atlantic region.
The MLitt Archaeological Studies will enable you to engage critically with current themes and debates in archaeological practice, theory and method.
There are a wide range of module options which draw on the research specialisms of the Archaeology Institute staff and these provide you with the flexibility to combine taught modules and dissertation research according to your own research interests.
You can develop chronological specialisms grounded in the archaeology and heritage of the region, for example in Prehistoric Archaeology or in Celtic through to Viking/Norse and Medieval Archaeology. Or you may choose to combine period-based modules with our professional skills modules to gain a broader knowledge and understanding of the diversity of methods and theory practiced within archaeology.
**Special features**
◾Study in the outstanding archaeological landscape of the Orkney Islands
◾You will be taught by internationally recognised experts in the field and take advantage of cutting edge research, taking place at world-renowned sites including the Ness of Brodgar World Heritage site excavations
◾A suite of residential and/or practical modules in excavation and post-excavation approaches is available to those who choose to study on campus
◾You can also study from your own location, studying online and by video-conference, in real-time or recordings - see study mode tab for more information
◾You can study individual modules for personal or professional development, or work towards the PgCert, PgDip, or full Masters degree
◾The course offers preparation for specialised research at PhD level
**How long will my course last?**
◾Full-time: 1 year @ 35 hours per week
◾Part-time: 2 years @ 17.5 hours per week
**Please note that UHI North Highland, UHI Outer Hebrides and UHI West Highland have changed their names to become UHI North, West and Hebrides. This will not impact on your choice of course or how and where you will study.**
| Level | SCQF Level 11 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | ◾2:2 Honours degree or above in archaeology or a relevant subject, or equivalent academic or professional qualifications |
| Location | Perth UHI Perth Crieff Road Perth PH1 2NX |
Summary
**What is special about this course?**
This course is unique in its focus on the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. It offers the opportunity to consider wider archaeological concepts and theoretical issues, utilising world-class sites in Orkney and the North Atlantic region.
The MLitt Archaeological Studies will enable you to engage critically with current themes and debates in archaeological practice, theory and method.
There are a wide range of module options which draw on the research specialisms of the Archaeology Institute staff and these provide you with the flexibility to combine taught modules and dissertation research according to your own research interests.
You can develop chronological specialisms grounded in the archaeology and heritage of the region, for example in Prehistoric Archaeology or in Celtic through to Viking/Norse and Medieval Archaeology. Or you may choose to combine period-based modules with our professional skills modules to gain a broader knowledge and understanding of the diversity of methods and theory practiced within archaeology.
**Special features**
◾Study in the outstanding archaeological landscape of the Orkney Islands
◾You will be taught by internationally recognised experts in the field and take advantage of cutting edge research, taking place at world-renowned sites including the Ness of Brodgar World Heritage site excavations
◾A suite of residential and/or practical modules in excavation and post-excavation approaches is available to those who choose to study on campus
◾You can also study from your own location, studying online and by video-conference, in real-time or recordings - see study mode tab for more information
◾You can study individual modules for personal or professional development, or work towards the PgCert, PgDip, or full Masters degree
◾The course offers preparation for specialised research at PhD level
**How long will my course last?**
◾Full-time: 1 year @ 35 hours per week
◾Part-time: 2 years @ 17.5 hours per week
**Please note that UHI North Highland, UHI Outer Hebrides and UHI West Highland have changed their names to become UHI North, West and Hebrides. This will not impact on your choice of course or how and where you will study.**
| Level | SCQF Level 11 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | ◾2:2 Honours degree or above in archaeology or a relevant subject, or equivalent academic or professional qualifications |
| Location | North, West and Hebrides UHI North West and Hebrides Ormlie Road Thurso KW14 7EE |
Summary
**What is special about this course?**
This course is unique in its focus on the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. It offers the opportunity to consider wider archaeological concepts and theoretical issues, utilising world-class sites in Orkney and the North Atlantic region.
The MLitt Archaeological Studies will enable you to engage critically with current themes and debates in archaeological practice, theory and method.
There are a wide range of module options which draw on the research specialisms of the Archaeology Institute staff and these provide you with the flexibility to combine taught modules and dissertation research according to your own research interests.
You can develop chronological specialisms grounded in the archaeology and heritage of the region, for example in Prehistoric Archaeology or in Celtic through to Viking/Norse and Medieval Archaeology. Or you may choose to combine period-based modules with our professional skills modules to gain a broader knowledge and understanding of the diversity of methods and theory practiced within archaeology.
**Special features**
◾Study in the outstanding archaeological landscape of the Orkney Islands
◾You will be taught by internationally recognised experts in the field and take advantage of cutting edge research, taking place at world-renowned sites including the Ness of Brodgar World Heritage site excavations
◾A suite of residential and/or practical modules in excavation and post-excavation approaches is available to those who choose to study on campus
◾You can also study from your own location, studying online and by video-conference, in real-time or recordings - see study mode tab for more information
◾You can study individual modules for personal or professional development, or work towards the PgCert, PgDip, or full Masters degree
◾The course offers preparation for specialised research at PhD level
**How long will my course last?**
◾Full-time: 1 year @ 35 hours per week
◾Part-time: 2 years @ 17.5 hours per week
**Please note that UHI North Highland, UHI Outer Hebrides and UHI West Highland have changed their names to become UHI North, West and Hebrides. This will not impact on your choice of course or how and where you will study.**
| Level | SCQF Level 11 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | ◾2:2 Honours degree or above in archaeology or a relevant subject, or equivalent academic or professional qualifications |
| Location | Orkney UHI Orkney East Road Kirkwall KW15 1LX |
Summary
**What is special about this course?**
This course is unique in its focus on the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. It offers the opportunity to consider wider archaeological concepts and theoretical issues, utilising world-class sites in Orkney and the North Atlantic region.
The MLitt Archaeological Studies will enable you to engage critically with current themes and debates in archaeological practice, theory and method.
There are a wide range of module options which draw on the research specialisms of the Archaeology Institute staff and these provide you with the flexibility to combine taught modules and dissertation research according to your own research interests.
You can develop chronological specialisms grounded in the archaeology and heritage of the region, for example in Prehistoric Archaeology or in Celtic through to Viking/Norse and Medieval Archaeology. Or you may choose to combine period-based modules with our professional skills modules to gain a broader knowledge and understanding of the diversity of methods and theory practiced within archaeology.
**Special features**
◾Study in the outstanding archaeological landscape of the Orkney Islands
◾You will be taught by internationally recognised experts in the field and take advantage of cutting edge research, taking place at world-renowned sites including the Ness of Brodgar World Heritage site excavations
◾A suite of residential and/or practical modules in excavation and post-excavation approaches is available to those who choose to study on campus
◾You can also study from your own location, studying online and by video-conference, in real-time or recordings - see study mode tab for more information
◾You can study individual modules for personal or professional development, or work towards the PgCert, PgDip, or full Masters degree
◾The course offers preparation for specialised research at PhD level
**How long will my course last?**
◾Full-time: 1 year @ 35 hours per week
◾Part-time: 2 years @ 17.5 hours per week
**Please note that UHI North Highland, UHI Outer Hebrides and UHI West Highland have changed their names to become UHI North, West and Hebrides. This will not impact on your choice of course or how and where you will study.**
| Level | SCQF Level 11 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | ◾2:2 Honours degree or above in archaeology or a relevant subject, or equivalent academic or professional qualifications |
| Location | HTC 19 High Street Dingwall IV15 9HA |
Summary
**What is special about this course?**
This course is unique in its focus on the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. It offers the opportunity to consider wider archaeological concepts and theoretical issues, utilising world-class sites in Orkney and the North Atlantic region.
The MLitt Archaeological Studies will enable you to engage critically with current themes and debates in archaeological practice, theory and method.
There are a wide range of module options which draw on the research specialisms of the Archaeology Institute staff and these provide you with the flexibility to combine taught modules and dissertation research according to your own research interests.
You can develop chronological specialisms grounded in the archaeology and heritage of the region, for example in Prehistoric Archaeology or in Celtic through to Viking/Norse and Medieval Archaeology. Or you may choose to combine period-based modules with our professional skills modules to gain a broader knowledge and understanding of the diversity of methods and theory practiced within archaeology.
**Special features**
◾Study in the outstanding archaeological landscape of the Orkney Islands
◾You will be taught by internationally recognised experts in the field and take advantage of cutting edge research, taking place at world-renowned sites including the Ness of Brodgar World Heritage site excavations
◾A suite of residential and/or practical modules in excavation and post-excavation approaches is available to those who choose to study on campus
◾You can also study from your own location, studying online and by video-conference, in real-time or recordings - see study mode tab for more information
◾You can study individual modules for personal or professional development, or work towards the PgCert, PgDip, or full Masters degree
◾The course offers preparation for specialised research at PhD level
**How long will my course last?**
◾Full-time: 1 year @ 35 hours per week
◾Part-time: 2 years @ 17.5 hours per week
**Please note that UHI North Highland, UHI Outer Hebrides and UHI West Highland have changed their names to become UHI North, West and Hebrides. This will not impact on your choice of course or how and where you will study.**
| Level | SCQF Level 11 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | ◾2:2 Honours degree or above in archaeology or a relevant subject, or equivalent academic or professional qualifications |
| Location | Perth UHI Perth Crieff Road Perth PH1 2NX |
Summary
**What is special about this course?**
This course is unique in its focus on the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. It offers the opportunity to consider wider archaeological concepts and theoretical issues, utilising world-class sites in Orkney and the North Atlantic region.
The MLitt Archaeological Studies will enable you to engage critically with current themes and debates in archaeological practice, theory and method.
There are a wide range of module options which draw on the research specialisms of the Archaeology Institute staff and these provide you with the flexibility to combine taught modules and dissertation research according to your own research interests.
You can develop chronological specialisms grounded in the archaeology and heritage of the region, for example in Prehistoric Archaeology or in Celtic through to Viking/Norse and Medieval Archaeology. Or you may choose to combine period-based modules with our professional skills modules to gain a broader knowledge and understanding of the diversity of methods and theory practiced within archaeology.
**Special features**
◾Study in the outstanding archaeological landscape of the Orkney Islands
◾You will be taught by internationally recognised experts in the field and take advantage of cutting edge research, taking place at world-renowned sites including the Ness of Brodgar World Heritage site excavations
◾A suite of residential and/or practical modules in excavation and post-excavation approaches is available to those who choose to study on campus
◾You can also study from your own location, studying online and by video-conference, in real-time or recordings - see study mode tab for more information
◾You can study individual modules for personal or professional development, or work towards the PgCert, PgDip, or full Masters degree
◾The course offers preparation for specialised research at PhD level
**How long will my course last?**
◾Full-time: 1 year @ 35 hours per week
◾Part-time: 2 years @ 17.5 hours per week
**Please note that UHI North Highland, UHI Outer Hebrides and UHI West Highland have changed their names to become UHI North, West and Hebrides. This will not impact on your choice of course or how and where you will study.**
| Level | SCQF Level 11 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | ◾2:2 Honours degree or above in archaeology or a relevant subject, or equivalent academic or professional qualifications |
| Location | HTC 19 High Street Dingwall IV15 9HA |
Summary
**What is special about this course?**
This course is unique in its focus on the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. It offers the opportunity to consider wider archaeological concepts and theoretical issues, utilising world-class sites in Orkney and the North Atlantic region.
The MLitt Archaeological Studies will enable you to engage critically with current themes and debates in archaeological practice, theory and method.
There are a wide range of module options which draw on the research specialisms of the Archaeology Institute staff and these provide you with the flexibility to combine taught modules and dissertation research according to your own research interests.
You can develop chronological specialisms grounded in the archaeology and heritage of the region, for example in Prehistoric Archaeology or in Celtic through to Viking/Norse and Medieval Archaeology. Or you may choose to combine period-based modules with our professional skills modules to gain a broader knowledge and understanding of the diversity of methods and theory practiced within archaeology.
**Special features**
◾Study in the outstanding archaeological landscape of the Orkney Islands
◾You will be taught by internationally recognised experts in the field and take advantage of cutting edge research, taking place at world-renowned sites including the Ness of Brodgar World Heritage site excavations
◾A suite of residential and/or practical modules in excavation and post-excavation approaches is available to those who choose to study on campus
◾You can also study from your own location, studying online and by video-conference, in real-time or recordings - see study mode tab for more information
◾You can study individual modules for personal or professional development, or work towards the PgCert, PgDip, or full Masters degree
◾The course offers preparation for specialised research at PhD level
**How long will my course last?**
◾Full-time: 1 year @ 35 hours per week
◾Part-time: 2 years @ 17.5 hours per week
**Please note that UHI North Highland, UHI Outer Hebrides and UHI West Highland have changed their names to become UHI North, West and Hebrides. This will not impact on your choice of course or how and where you will study.**
| Level | SCQF Level 11 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | ◾2:2 Honours degree or above in archaeology or a relevant subject, or equivalent academic or professional qualifications |
| Location | Orkney UHI Orkney East Road Kirkwall KW15 1LX |
Summary
**What is special about this course?**
This course is unique in its focus on the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. It offers the opportunity to consider wider archaeological concepts and theoretical issues, utilising world-class sites in Orkney and the North Atlantic region.
The MLitt Archaeological Studies will enable you to engage critically with current themes and debates in archaeological practice, theory and method.
There are a wide range of module options which draw on the research specialisms of the Archaeology Institute staff and these provide you with the flexibility to combine taught modules and dissertation research according to your own research interests.
You can develop chronological specialisms grounded in the archaeology and heritage of the region, for example in Prehistoric Archaeology or in Celtic through to Viking/Norse and Medieval Archaeology. Or you may choose to combine period-based modules with our professional skills modules to gain a broader knowledge and understanding of the diversity of methods and theory practiced within archaeology.
**Special features**
◾Study in the outstanding archaeological landscape of the Orkney Islands
◾You will be taught by internationally recognised experts in the field and take advantage of cutting edge research, taking place at world-renowned sites including the Ness of Brodgar World Heritage site excavations
◾A suite of residential and/or practical modules in excavation and post-excavation approaches is available to those who choose to study on campus
◾You can also study from your own location, studying online and by video-conference, in real-time or recordings - see study mode tab for more information
◾You can study individual modules for personal or professional development, or work towards the PgCert, PgDip, or full Masters degree
◾The course offers preparation for specialised research at PhD level
**How long will my course last?**
◾Full-time: 1 year @ 35 hours per week
◾Part-time: 2 years @ 17.5 hours per week
**Please note that UHI North Highland, UHI Outer Hebrides and UHI West Highland have changed their names to become UHI North, West and Hebrides. This will not impact on your choice of course or how and where you will study.**
| Level | SCQF Level 11 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | ◾2:2 Honours degree or above in archaeology or a relevant subject, or equivalent academic or professional qualifications |
| Location | North, West and Hebrides UHI North West and Hebrides Ormlie Road Thurso KW14 7EE |
Summary
**What is special about this course?**
This course is unique in its focus on the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. It offers the opportunity to consider wider archaeological concepts and theoretical issues, utilising world-class sites in Orkney and the North Atlantic region.
The MLitt Archaeological Studies will enable you to engage critically with current themes and debates in archaeological practice, theory and method.
There are a wide range of module options which draw on the research specialisms of the Archaeology Institute staff and these provide you with the flexibility to combine taught modules and dissertation research according to your own research interests.
You can develop chronological specialisms grounded in the archaeology and heritage of the region, for example in Prehistoric Archaeology or in Celtic through to Viking/Norse and Medieval Archaeology. Or you may choose to combine period-based modules with our professional skills modules to gain a broader knowledge and understanding of the diversity of methods and theory practiced within archaeology.
**Special features**
◾Study in the outstanding archaeological landscape of the Orkney Islands
◾You will be taught by internationally recognised experts in the field and take advantage of cutting edge research, taking place at world-renowned sites including the Ness of Brodgar World Heritage site excavations
◾A suite of residential and/or practical modules in excavation and post-excavation approaches is available to those who choose to study on campus
◾You can also study from your own location, studying online and by video-conference, in real-time or recordings - see study mode tab for more information
◾You can study individual modules for personal or professional development, or work towards the PgCert, PgDip, or full Masters degree
◾The course offers preparation for specialised research at PhD level
**How long will my course last?**
◾Full-time: 1 year @ 35 hours per week
◾Part-time: 2 years @ 17.5 hours per week
**Please note that UHI North Highland, UHI Outer Hebrides and UHI West Highland have changed their names to become UHI North, West and Hebrides. This will not impact on your choice of course or how and where you will study.**
| Level | SCQF Level 11 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | ◾2:2 Honours degree or above in archaeology or a relevant subject, or equivalent academic or professional qualifications |
| Location | Inverness UHI Inverness 1 Inverness Campus Inverness IV2 5NA |
Summary
**What is special about this course?**
This course is unique in its focus on the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. It offers the opportunity to consider wider archaeological concepts and theoretical issues, utilising world-class sites in Orkney and the North Atlantic region.
The MLitt Archaeological Studies will enable you to engage critically with current themes and debates in archaeological practice, theory and method.
There are a wide range of module options which draw on the research specialisms of the Archaeology Institute staff and these provide you with the flexibility to combine taught modules and dissertation research according to your own research interests.
You can develop chronological specialisms grounded in the archaeology and heritage of the region, for example in Prehistoric Archaeology or in Celtic through to Viking/Norse and Medieval Archaeology. Or you may choose to combine period-based modules with our professional skills modules to gain a broader knowledge and understanding of the diversity of methods and theory practiced within archaeology.
**Special features**
◾Study in the outstanding archaeological landscape of the Orkney Islands
◾You will be taught by internationally recognised experts in the field and take advantage of cutting edge research, taking place at world-renowned sites including the Ness of Brodgar World Heritage site excavations
◾A suite of residential and/or practical modules in excavation and post-excavation approaches is available to those who choose to study on campus
◾You can also study from your own location, studying online and by video-conference, in real-time or recordings - see study mode tab for more information
◾You can study individual modules for personal or professional development, or work towards the PgCert, PgDip, or full Masters degree
◾The course offers preparation for specialised research at PhD level
**How long will my course last?**
◾Full-time: 1 year @ 35 hours per week
◾Part-time: 2 years @ 17.5 hours per week
| Level | SCQF Level 11 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | ◾2:2 Honours degree or above in archaeology or a relevant subject, or equivalent academic or professional qualifications |
| Location | Inverness UHI Inverness 1 Inverness Campus Inverness IV2 5NA |
Summary
**What is special about this course?**
This course is unique in its focus on the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. It offers the opportunity to consider wider archaeological concepts and theoretical issues, utilising world-class sites in Orkney and the North Atlantic region.
The MLitt Archaeological Studies will enable you to engage critically with current themes and debates in archaeological practice, theory and method.
There are a wide range of module options which draw on the research specialisms of the Archaeology Institute staff and these provide you with the flexibility to combine taught modules and dissertation research according to your own research interests.
You can develop chronological specialisms grounded in the archaeology and heritage of the region, for example in Prehistoric Archaeology or in Celtic through to Viking/Norse and Medieval Archaeology. Or you may choose to combine period-based modules with our professional skills modules to gain a broader knowledge and understanding of the diversity of methods and theory practiced within archaeology.
**Special features**
◾Study in the outstanding archaeological landscape of the Orkney Islands
◾You will be taught by internationally recognised experts in the field and take advantage of cutting edge research, taking place at world-renowned sites including the Ness of Brodgar World Heritage site excavations
◾A suite of residential and/or practical modules in excavation and post-excavation approaches is available to those who choose to study on campus
◾You can also study from your own location, studying online and by video-conference, in real-time or recordings - see study mode tab for more information
◾You can study individual modules for personal or professional development, or work towards the PgCert, PgDip, or full Masters degree
◾The course offers preparation for specialised research at PhD level
**How long will my course last?**
◾Full-time: 1 year @ 35 hours per week
◾Part-time: 2 years @ 17.5 hours per week
| Level | SCQF Level 11 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | ◾2:2 Honours degree or above in archaeology or a relevant subject, or equivalent academic or professional qualifications |
| Location | Orkney UHI Orkney East Road Kirkwall KW15 1LX |
Summary
**What is special about this course?**
This course is unique in its focus on the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. It offers the opportunity to consider wider archaeological concepts and theoretical issues, utilising world-class sites in Orkney and the North Atlantic region.
The MLitt Archaeological Studies will enable you to engage critically with current themes and debates in archaeological practice, theory and method.
There are a wide range of module options which draw on the research specialisms of the Archaeology Institute staff and these provide you with the flexibility to combine taught modules and dissertation research according to your own research interests.
You can develop chronological specialisms grounded in the archaeology and heritage of the region, for example in Prehistoric Archaeology or in Celtic through to Viking/Norse and Medieval Archaeology. Or you may choose to combine period-based modules with our professional skills modules to gain a broader knowledge and understanding of the diversity of methods and theory practiced within archaeology.
**Special features**
◾Study in the outstanding archaeological landscape of the Orkney Islands
◾You will be taught by internationally recognised experts in the field and take advantage of cutting edge research, taking place at world-renowned sites including the Ness of Brodgar World Heritage site excavations
◾A suite of residential and/or practical modules in excavation and post-excavation approaches is available to those who choose to study on campus
◾You can also study from your own location, studying online and by video-conference, in real-time or recordings - see study mode tab for more information
◾You can study individual modules for personal or professional development, or work towards the PgCert, PgDip, or full Masters degree
◾The course offers preparation for specialised research at PhD level
**How long will my course last?**
◾Full-time: 1 year @ 35 hours per week
◾Part-time: 2 years @ 17.5 hours per week
| Level | SCQF Level 11 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | ◾2:2 Honours degree or above in archaeology or a relevant subject, or equivalent academic or professional qualifications |
| Location | HTC 19 High Street Dingwall IV15 9HA |
Summary
**What is special about this course?**
This course is unique in its focus on the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. It offers the opportunity to consider wider archaeological concepts and theoretical issues, utilising world-class sites in Orkney and the North Atlantic region.
The MLitt Archaeological Studies will enable you to engage critically with current themes and debates in archaeological practice, theory and method.
There are a wide range of module options which draw on the research specialisms of the Archaeology Institute staff and these provide you with the flexibility to combine taught modules and dissertation research according to your own research interests.
You can develop chronological specialisms grounded in the archaeology and heritage of the region, for example in Prehistoric Archaeology or in Celtic through to Viking/Norse and Medieval Archaeology. Or you may choose to combine period-based modules with our professional skills modules to gain a broader knowledge and understanding of the diversity of methods and theory practiced within archaeology.
**Special features**
◾Study in the outstanding archaeological landscape of the Orkney Islands
◾You will be taught by internationally recognised experts in the field and take advantage of cutting edge research, taking place at world-renowned sites including the Ness of Brodgar World Heritage site excavations
◾A suite of residential and/or practical modules in excavation and post-excavation approaches is available to those who choose to study on campus
◾You can also study from your own location, studying online and by video-conference, in real-time or recordings - see study mode tab for more information
◾You can study individual modules for personal or professional development, or work towards the PgCert, PgDip, or full Masters degree
◾The course offers preparation for specialised research at PhD level
**How long will my course last?**
◾Full-time: 1 year @ 35 hours per week
◾Part-time: 2 years @ 17.5 hours per week
| Level | SCQF Level 11 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | ◾2:2 Honours degree or above in archaeology or a relevant subject, or equivalent academic or professional qualifications |
| Location | Perth UHI Perth Crieff Road Perth PH1 2NX |
Summary
**What is special about this course?**
This course is unique in its focus on the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. It offers the opportunity to consider wider archaeological concepts and theoretical issues, utilising world-class sites in Orkney and the North Atlantic region.
The MLitt Archaeological Studies will enable you to engage critically with current themes and debates in archaeological practice, theory and method.
There are a wide range of module options which draw on the research specialisms of the Archaeology Institute staff and these provide you with the flexibility to combine taught modules and dissertation research according to your own research interests.
You can develop chronological specialisms grounded in the archaeology and heritage of the region, for example in Prehistoric Archaeology or in Celtic through to Viking/Norse and Medieval Archaeology. Or you may choose to combine period-based modules with our professional skills modules to gain a broader knowledge and understanding of the diversity of methods and theory practiced within archaeology.
**Special features**
◾Study in the outstanding archaeological landscape of the Orkney Islands
◾You will be taught by internationally recognised experts in the field and take advantage of cutting edge research, taking place at world-renowned sites including the Ness of Brodgar World Heritage site excavations
◾A suite of residential and/or practical modules in excavation and post-excavation approaches is available to those who choose to study on campus
◾You can also study from your own location, studying online and by video-conference, in real-time or recordings - see study mode tab for more information
◾You can study individual modules for personal or professional development, or work towards the PgCert, PgDip, or full Masters degree
◾The course offers preparation for specialised research at PhD level
**How long will my course last?**
◾Full-time: 1 year @ 35 hours per week
◾Part-time: 2 years @ 17.5 hours per week
| Level | SCQF Level 11 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | ◾2:2 Honours degree or above in archaeology or a relevant subject, or equivalent academic or professional qualifications |
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