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Explore humanity's diverse history while gaining valuable career-ready skills.
Archaeology examines our past, from Ice Age European hunter-gatherers to residents of early modern urban centers. Uncover how these ancient societies lived while mastering the methods we use to investigate them. Our modern facilities include laboratories for analyzing human remains and environmental samples, spaces for experimental archaeology and artifact documentation, plus cutting-edge computer workstations. The curriculum features field excursions to historical sites, monuments, and museums throughout North West England and Wales.
Investigate a millennium of regional, national, and world history. The program covers themes from identity, race, and ethnicity to governance and justice, from recreational activities and landscapes to warfare, social transformation, and numerous practical skills.
Spanning medieval to contemporary periods and local to global perspectives, we employ various methodologies including sociocultural and political history, material culture studies, digital humanities, and applied historical practices to enhance career opportunities. You'll critically examine established historical accounts, questioning their origins and development while exploring crucial topics like racial diversity, gender studies, imperialism, conflict, and environmental challenges.