Australian National University

Overview

The Master of Archaeological and Evolutionary Science at the Australian National University offers an in-depth education that merges theoretical concepts with practical skills in archaeology and biological anthropology. This program prioritizes independent research, enabling students to explore significant topics such as human evolution, palaeopathology, and forensic anthropology.

What You'll Study

Core courses include:

• Anthropology of Environmental Disasters
• Australian Archaeology
• Archaeology of the Pacific Islanders
• The History of Archaeology: Discovering the Past
• Study Tour: Cultural Landscapes and Environmental Change
• Archaeology of Ritual and Religion
• Post-Roman Archaeology of Britain: Arthur and the Anglo Saxons

Students will also have the opportunity to select electives and undertake a capstone project or thesis to showcase their research skills.

Entry Requirements

Academic Requirements

Applicants should possess a Bachelor’s degree or its international equivalent, with a minimum GPA requirement.

English Language Requirements

Minimum scores required for English proficiency include:

• TOEFL iBT: 80
• IELTS: 6.5
• PTE Academic: 64

General Requirements

Admission is competitive; satisfying the minimum criteria does not guarantee acceptance.

Career Prospects

Graduates from this program are highly sought after in the job market, with the Australian National University recognized for its strong employability rates. Career opportunities may arise in areas such as research, cultural heritage management, and forensic analysis.