PROSPECTIVE UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS
Welcome to Archaeology!
Pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Archaeology will have you exploring the human past from Neanderthals to current issues of First Nations heritage and its management. You will delve into forensic science and learn about primates and changes in the human skeleton through biological anthropology. You will examine human/environmental interactions while working in labs, outside in the field, and traveling to local and/or international destinations.
Is Archaeology right for you?
- Do you like to solve mysteries old and new?
- Are you interested in biology, forensics, or DNA?
- Do you enjoy spending time outdoors?
- Does Indigenous Knowledge, culture, and heritage resource management interest you?
Potential Careers
A degree in Archaeology prepares you for a variety of careers including: cultural resource management, forensic scientist, paleoanthropologist, maritime archaeologist, police and coroners services, museums, parks and historical sites.
Dig Deeper
There are many ways to tailor your degree to your interests, expand your learning and work experiences and to gain a competitive edge on your academic journey. From declaring a major upon application, completing a joint or double major, adding a minor or certificate to participating in experiential learning activities (co-operative education, field schools, work placements).
ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS
HIGH SCHOOL
COLLEGE TRANSFER
SECOND DEGREE
