MSc Human Bioarchaeology and Palaeopathology in Bradford United Kingdom | University of Bradford

This course focuses on examining archaeological human remains within their burial settings. It draws from the School's comprehensive research in human osteology, paleopathology, and related fields including field archaeology, archaeozoology, molecular archaeology, and archaeological biogeochemistry. The program highlights combining biological and archaeological evidence to tackle research questions, along with applying scientific techniques to interpret ancient human history. Students receive advanced training in identifying and analyzing human remains, studying skeletal variations, and evaluating bone-related diseases. Participants gain access to the renowned Bradford Human Remains Collection, hands-on lab experience, and complete a significant research dissertation. The course serves as professional training or prepares students for further academic research at the MSc level. While typically full-time, part-time study is possible, and individual modules are open for those seeking specialized knowledge.