ObjectivesThis degree is designed to introduce the application of forensic sciences to archaeological contexts, preparing individuals for careers in forensic science or archaeology.
Entry requirementsEntry requirements: For 2008/2009 entry: 160 points from 2 A Levels; 180 points from 3 A Levels For 2009/2010 entry: 180 - 200 points
Academic titleBSc Archaeological and Forensic Sciences
Course descriptionBSc Archaeological and Forensic Sciences
Programme
Year 1
* Introduction to Archaeology and the Historic Environment
* Chemistry
* Crime Scene and Forensic Sciences
* Molecular Biology
* Study, Communication and Research Skills for the Historic Environment
* Field Archaeology
Year 2
* Laboratory and Analytical Skills
* Forensic Biochemistry
* Biological Anthropology
* Forensic Biomolecules
* Research Methods and Project Management
* Advanced Archaeological or Forensic Placement (5 weeks)
* Innovation, Production and Consumption
* Applied Field Methods (5-week field-school)
Year 3
* Personal Research Project
* Forensic Science in Practice
* Forensic Archaeology
* Geophysics and Geochemical Prospection