The Bachelor of Science (Honours) (Archaeological Science) offers students the opportunity to join one of Australia's leading archaeological science research groups. This course delves into pivotal global subjects like human evolution, the rise of civilisations, and human-environment interactions. Students embark on significant projects, honing their analytical, communicative, and research abilities. Through research seminars, participants gain a profound understanding of archaeological science's theory, methodology, and application. Successfully completing this study equips students for professional archaeological roles and advanced research pursuits.
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The Bachelor of Science (Honours) (Archaeological Science) will prepare you for the following roles.
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