Program Overview

Our collaborative programme, led by our departments of Archaeology and Classics and Ancient History, gives you advanced grounding in the main themes and methods in Roman Archaeology
Balancing core elements that bring together theoretical sophistication with the latest digital methodologies
Tailor your learning through modules which suit your requirements and aspirations
Our location is surrounded by sites of archaeological interest and you may have opportunities for international fieldwork

Course Content

Program structure

120 credits of compulsory modules and 60 credits of optional modules

You must select either ARCM700 or CLAM043 (you cannot choose more than one module from this group).
If you are beginning a classical language, you must take 30-60 credits from CLAM201 or CLAM251.
If you have a classical language at beginners' level, you must take 30 credits from either CLAM252 or CLAM202.
If you have a classical language at intermediate level, you must take 30 credits from CLAM254, CLAM255 or CLAM204, or CLAM205.
If you have a classical language at Degree level, you must take 30 credits from CLAM257 or CLAM012A.

Compulsory modules

Code	Module	Credits
MA Roman Archaeology ARCM700 or CLAM043
CLAM043	Dissertation in Classics and Ancient History	60
ARCM700	Dissertation in Roman Archaeology	60
ARCM010	Roman Archaeology in the Digital World	15
ARCM110	Research Design in Archaeology	15
ARCM120	Themes in Archaeological Theory and Practice	15
CLAM108	Rome: Globalisation, Materiality	15

Optional modules

Code	Module	Credits
ARC MA Roman Archaeology ARCM optional modules 21-2
ARCM007	Advanced Project	15
ARCM102B	Experimental Archaeology in Practice 1	30
ARCM102C	Experimental Archaeology in Practice 2	30
ARCM130	Discovering the Past with Molecular Science	15
ARCM200	Field Study	15
ARCM225	Landscape Archaeology: Understanding the Historic Environment	15
ARCM300	Material Culture	15
ARCM403	Advanced Zooarchaeology	15
ARCM405	Advanced Human Osteology	15
ARCM407	Zooarchaeology	15
ARCM412	Funerary Osteoarchaeology	15
ARCM414	Musculo-skeletal Anatomy	30
ARCM501	Researching the Historic Environment Online	15
ARCM602	Forensic Anthropology: Principles and Practice	15
ARC MA Roman Archaeology CLAM optional modules 21-2
CLAM046	The City of Rome	30
CLAM077	Ancient Texts and their Interpretation	15
CLAM078	Classical Reception: An Introduction	15
CLAM081	Galen and Galenism	15
CLAM084	Politics Ancient and Modern	15
CLAM085	Technology and the Technological in Classical Antiquity	15
CLAM101	The Western Dragon in Lore, Literature and Art	15
CLAM107	Roman Myth	15
CLAM111	Ancient Drama in its Social and Cultural Context	15
CLAM259	Ancient Epigraphy	15
CLAM108	Rome: Globalisation, Materiality	15
CLAM068	Supervised Independent Study in the Humanities	15
CLA MA CAH Ab Initio Language 2021-2 [See note b above]
CLAM201	Greek I	30
CLAM251	Latin I	30
CLA MA CAH Beginners Language 2021-2 [See note c above]
CLAM202	Classical Language and Texts: Greek II	30
CLAM252	Classical Language and Texts: Latin II	30
CLA MA CAH Intermediate Language 2021-2 [See note d above]
CLAM204	Greek III	30
CLAM205	Greek IV	30
CLAM254	Latin III	30
CLAM255	Latin IV	30
CLA MA CAH Advanced Language 2021-2 [See note e above]
CLAM012A	Latin Epic	30
CLAM257	Classical Language and Texts: Greek V: Epic	30

Entry Requirement
2:1 Honours degree in Archaeology or a related subject.

Entry requirements for international students

English language requirements
- IELTS
  
  Overall score 6.5. No less than 6.0 in any section.
- TOEFL
  
  Overall score 90 with minimum scores of 21 for writing, 21 for listening, 22 for reading and 23 for speaking.
Fees & Scholarships
UK fees per year: £9,500 full-time; £4,750 part-time

International fees per year: £20,000 full-time; £10,000 part-time
Career Prospect
Our programme develops your specific competences and research skills required in Roman Archaeology at an advanced level through extensive engagement with primary evidence. You will also acquire advanced competence in core academic, personal and key skills, to provide a solid basis for career progression in the academic world of doctoral research or for a specialist career.

Cost Of Studying At University of Exeter

Interest rates as low as 8.9% ^*

250K+

Students Assisted

800Cr+

Loan Amount Disbursed

5000+

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MA Roman Archaeology at University of Exeter

Program Overview

Cost Of Studying At University of Exeter

250K+

800Cr+

5000+

MA Roman Archaeology
at University of Exeter