参加该计划的学生可以通过讲座，研讨会，教程，实践课，野外作业，挖掘，非正式但有计划的一对一支持以及自我指导的学习（例如研究，阅读和写作）来学习。所有这些均受最新的虚拟学习环境Durham University Online（DUO）的支持。研讨会，辅导课和实践课的规模要比讲座小得多，辅导课程通常不超过8名与教授或讲师一起工作的学生，研讨会和实践课可能较大，但规模仍然很小，可以与之进行一对一互动。导师。实际操作还可以使专业考古学家亲身体验工作经验。田野调查也是如此，在达勒姆（Durham）得到了充分的资金支
This dynamic course brings together the discipline of the scientific laboratory with the excitement of fieldwork. You will get an overview of the world of archaeology and a thorough grounding in the scientific techniques used to explore the past. Depending on your module choices you may receive professional accreditation from the Chartered Institute for Archaeologists.<br><br>With access to state-of the-art laboratory facilities, and outstanding training from some of the world's leading archaeological scientists, you will have the opportunity to learn the cutting-edge techniques used in archaeology. These include: DNA and isotopic analysis, Geographical Information Systems, geoarchaeology, archaeobotany and the analysis of human and animal skeletal remains. By the end of your degree you will have a comprehensive set of science and social science research skills for archaeology, but also a range of transferable skills relevant to many careers, including data management and analysis, critical thinking and writing, and written and oral presentation.<br><br>You will develop your knowledge through a series of Scientific Methods in Archaeology modules, and build on these with Advanced Skills and Specialised Aspects of Archaeology options. Classroom teaching is supported by small-group tutorials and lab-based practicals. These will guide you in developing your expertise in ancient landscapes and environments, past climate change, diet, migrations, mobility, health, animal-human interactions, scientific dating, materials science, and conservation techniques relevant to archaeological objects.<br><br>All BSc Archaeology students can take part in archaeological fieldwork in the UK and abroad, engaging with departmental research projects and learning further archaeological and transferable skills. The degree culminates in a research project, or dissertation, which you will develop under the guidance of a member of staff, many of whom are experts in the field.