MA Medieval Archaeology in York United Kingdom | University of York

York and northern England's historic structures, landscapes, and artifacts provide exceptional opportunities for hands-on exploration of medieval archaeology.
As one of the UK's pioneering institutions in medieval archaeology studies, York's Department of Archaeology has earned recognition as a premier authority in this field, with faculty expertise spanning the entire medieval era.
This program examines medieval British and Western European archaeology, analyzing structures, landscapes, and objects through various social, cultural, and environmental perspectives. It spans from the Roman Empire's decline to the Reformation, investigating topics including habitation patterns, commerce and economic systems, religious practices, societal organization, ethnic identities, conquests and cultural exchanges, along with methodological and theoretical frameworks.
The program's adaptable module system allows students to customize their MA studies according to personal interests and career objectives. Participants can acquire practical competencies crucial for diverse archaeological and related professions.