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Covid-19 Response
- QUARANTINE PROVISION:
- Not yet specified
- TEACHING MODE:
- Blended learning.
- OPEN DAYS:
- On-campus and online open day on 25th Sep & 9th Oct.
- TEACHING NOTES:
- All students studying on an on-campus programme will receive in-person teaching. The blended approach means that they plan to deliver lectures etc. through a combination of on-campus, in-person, and online methods.
This is the latest available data taken from the
enquire.ncl.ac.uk website on 13th September 2021.
Read all universities responses in our Covid-19 university response article.
4 Archaeology reviews at Newcastle University
Student Review:
4
/5
History and Archaeology, BA Hons
By member638123 On
17th May 19
Staff were lovely and supportive.
Student Review:
5
/5
Ancient History and Archaeology, BA Hons
By member431682 On
20th May 18
A very interesting course, and joint honours allows you to mingle across lots of courses. I'd recommend joining Archaeology society over Classics society if you were only going to join one as it is a lot more organised and more people tend to come to socials (also has the family social which is great for bonding across years). Gives you lots of opportunities such as the city tour to Athens in third year, and two weeks of fieldwork a year in places such as Ireland, Sicily or Spain. Some really great lecturers such as Matthew Haysom and Joe Skinner to support you.
Student Review:
5
/5
Ancient History and Archaeology, BA Hons
By member1025115 On
17th December 16
Student Review:
4
/5
Archaeology, BA Hons
By member718240 On
13th November 15
love it