Every aspect of human experience and expression is open to archaeological and anthropological enquiry, including ritual and religion, social organisation, art, architecture, music, mythology, dress, identity, technology, health, violence, migration, economy and landscape. Each discipline complements and enriches the other, and in combination guide contemporary understandings of global human culture and its diverse forms, achievements and changing character.

You will be in high demand and well placed to forge a rewarding career in a variety of areas, including: Professional archaeology Museums and curatorial work Education Civil Service Media Some example of jobs that our Anthropology and Archaeology graduates have included archives, conservation, heritage and museums roles, project officer and recruitment consultants.