Introduction

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.

Undergraduate major and concentration in archaeology

Recommended Undergraduate archaeology courses for Spring 2009 (click here)

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

This option allows you 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.

Requirements
Planning form

Major in Anthropological Archaeology

If you have a particular interest in Anthropology, then the Archaeological Anthropology Major may be for you. This option allows you to take more classes within Anthropology, and to develop a strong regional and theoretical orientation.

Requirements
Planning form

Concentration in Archaeology

Interested in Archaeology, but don't want to commit to a Major? A Concentration in Archaeology is a great complement to a range of disciplines, such as History, E3B, Classics, and Women's & Gender Studies. It also allows you to continue to take classes from across the disciplines.

Requirements
Planning form

Undergraduate major and concentration in archaeology

Graduate courses in archaeology (click here)