MPhil (Research) Archaeology

Course Overview The Archaeology postgraduate program at the University of Glasgow offers a dynamic research environment for exploring human history from the Mesolithic era to the modern day across Scotland, the Mediterranean, and beyond. Students undertake a significant, original research project (30,000-40,000 words) to earn their Master of Philosophy degree. They join a renowned and highly supportive academic community dedicated to collaborative and groundbreaking research. Key Program Highlights World-leading expertise in Scottish archaeology, from the Mesolithic and Neolithic to the Celtic, Pictish, and Viking periods Extensive research into the Mediterranean, spanning Bronze Age sites to postcolonial studies across the region Specialized focus on historical and conflict archaeology, including battlefield analysis Advanced training in aerial and satellite imagery for landscape history interpretation A collaborative and supportive postgraduate community within a top-ranked university