Welcome to the Department of Archaeology and Heritage Studies
Our department is dedicated to the study, preservation, and promotion of archaeological heritage. We
provide students with a comprehensive education that explores the rich history of human
civilizations and equips them with the necessary skills to contribute to the field of archaeology.
The Department of Archaeology and Heritage Management offers a range of courses taught by
experienced faculty members who are passionate about their field. Our curriculum covers various
topics such as archaeological theory, fieldwork methods, cultural heritage management,
archaeological conservation, and public engagement with archaeology.
Programmes offered by the Department
Programme name
UnderGraduate
3 Years
UnderGraduate
3 Years
UnderGraduate
3 Years
UnderGraduate
3 Years
The College aims to help students become not only informed and responsible citizens but also employable and competitive graduates.
Dr Rose Upor
Principle, College of Humanities
Facilities at the Department of Archaeology and Heritage Management
Resource Room
Our department houses a specialized resource room that serves as a hub for academic materials and references. It is equipped with a vast collection of books, journals, and other resources related to archaeology and heritage management. Students have access to these materials to enhance their research and deepen their knowledge in the field.
Analysis Laboratory
We have a well-equipped analysis laboratory that allows students to engage in practical research and analysis. This facility is designed to provide hands-on experience in various archaeological techniques, such as artifact analysis, soil analysis, dating methods, and conservation practices. Students can apply theoretical knowledge gained in the classroom to real-world scenarios and develop essential analytical skills.
Masters and PhD Student Rooms
We understand the importance of providing a conducive learning environment for our postgraduate students. To support their research and academic pursuits, we have dedicated rooms specifically designed for Masters and PhD students. These rooms offer a quiet and focused space where students can work on their theses, conduct research, and collaborate with fellow students
Through field trips, practical exercises, and research opportunities, students have the chance to apply their knowledge and gain valuable hands-on experience. We also encourage students to participate in archaeological excavations and conservation projects, both locally and internationally, to further enhance their skills and understanding of the discipline. At the Department of Archaeology and Heritage Management, we are committed to nurturing the next generation of archaeologists and heritage professionals. We believe in the importance of preserving our cultural heritage and understanding the past to inform the present and shape the future. Join us on this exciting journey of exploration, discovery, and preservation!
