MSc Forensic Archaeology and Genocide Investigation

at Staffordshire University

The MSc Forensic Archaeology and Genocide Investigation is a diverse and versatile programme of study which offers the opportunity to:

• Gain detailed knowledge about forensic archaeological investigations of genocide.
• Gain and apply practical skills in the investigation of genocide and mass violence via participation in fieldwork as part of an active research project.
• Complete a detailed research project relating to a range of topics concerning genocide and mass violence.
• Undertake interdisciplinary sessions alongside academics and specialists in Archaeology and Genocide Studies, History, International Relations, Geography, Media and Film, Computer Games Design and Visualisation

The course provides a solid foundation for doctoral study and an opportunity for a career in archaeology, conflict and genocide studies, forensic investigation, Holocaust studies, international relations, and a range of other associated fields.
 

The course offers a unique opportunity to gain a wide range of practical and analytical skills and to participate in valuable career enhancement opportunities – such as fieldwork on active research projects.
 

The MSc is for students opting for a science-based dissertation, for example this could be a site-based field investigation or a technological-based analysis of multiple sites.