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Covid-19 Response
- TEACHING MODE:
- Blended learning.
- OPEN DAYS:
- Open day on 17th & 18th Jun.
- TEACHING NOTES:
- Your teaching will be through a combination of regular face-to-face on-campus sessions and online learning. Face coverings will be expected in all indoor spaces (including teaching rooms and the Library), both when moving around and where social distancing cannot be maintained.
13 Archaeology reviews at University of Reading
Archaeology and History, BA Hons
Varied subjects but difficulty over modules
Ancient History and Archaeology, BA Hons
From the archaeology department I received so much support for completing my degree and found the modules interesting and diverse
Archaeology, BA Hons
Fantastic department, everyone knows each other and you can comfortably go to any lecturer for help if needed. Field school is fantastic and one of the only ones out there free for students
Ancient History and Archaeology, BA Hons
Archaeology and Classical Studies, BA Hons
I really do love my course, I'm enjoying it a lot! All the lectures are friendly and most won't bore you to death! The choice of modules are amazing, there is so many to choose from! It's great!
Archaeology, BA Hons
Archaeology and History, BA Hons
With history job prospects are always good, but it was archaeology I loved, the department was brilliant (still is), the archaeologists are a very close knit department, it's awesome, the fieldschool is brilliant, so if you do archaeology I highly reccomend it, you get to know second and third years, I love archaeology department and would reccomend my course to anyone with a love for history !
Archaeology and History, BA Hons
Archaeology and History, BA Hons
Archaeology and History, BA Hons
Archaeology and History, BA Hons
Archaeology, BA Hons
I have LOVED studying archaeology at Reading. There are so many module options so that you can try a little bit of everything. The lecturers and teaching methods vary so much but are all really good. The field school is one of the best bits- while there you get to live with your friends for weeks on the site. You not only learn so much about the practical side of archaeology but get to have fun doing it. The evening events are brilliant and really help to get you to meet all of the other people on your course.
Archaeology, BA Hons