Undergraduate Major in Archaeology

The Center for Archaeology is an interdepartmental center that does not have its own individual course listings or degree program. The links here provide information about the undergraduate program in archaeology and the graduate programs in which students conduct archaeological research. We have different programs of study to suit a variety of interests; all options share the same introductory requirements, but allow you to develop your studies in a range of different direction. Interdisciplinary Major in Archaeology Requirements / Planning Form This option allows students to take courses from across the University, including classes in anthropology, architecture, art history & archaeology, classics, earth & environmental sciences, EALAC, ecology, evolution & environmental biology (E3B), history, and MEALAC. Major in Anthropological Archaeology Requirements / Planning Form If you have a particular interest in anthropology, then the Archaeological Anthropology Major may be for you. This option allows students to take more classes within anthropology, and to develop a strong regional and theoretical orientation. Barnard students majoring in archaeology are required to follow this route. Frequently Asked Questions Advice and FAQ for majors and concentrators FAQ Related Majors Anthropology Art History and Archaeology Classics Earth & Environmental Sciences East Asian Languages and Cultures Ecology, Evolution and Environmental Biology History Middle Eastern and Asian Languages and Cultures